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I sincerely doubt that. I prefer to know how much of the price is from taxes because of transparency, as I mentioned in another comment on this thread. Further
by AlchemistCamp 3y ago
I sincerely doubt that. I prefer to know how much of the price is from taxes because of transparency, as I mentioned in another comment on this thread.
Furthermore, literally everywhere I’ve lived in America, I had 3+ local sales tax rates within my typical shopping range and it’s nice to know which areas have lower rates so I can preferentially make larger shopping trips there.
- Sabinus 3y ago>I prefer to know how much of the price is from taxes because of transparency, as I mentioned in another comment on this thread. In the current system, to get that information you have to compare the label cost to the cost you paid. How is that more simple and convenient than looking up sales taxes in your area, or mandating they be displayed on labels in addition to price?
- graftak 3y agoSales tax is always printed on the receipt so it’s glanceable, often it is itemised too as product types might fall into varying tax brackets.