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As a foreigner, I just multiply everything by 1.1, so I know the average upper limit on what I’m buying. If the sales tax rate ends being less than 10%, it’s m
by rescbr 3y ago
As a foreigner, I just multiply everything by 1.1, so I know the average upper limit on what I’m buying.
If the sales tax rate ends being less than 10%, it’s money saved. If it ends up being more than 10%, that would be my new multiplier that I’d use as baseline.
- brewdad 3y agoWell, yeah, when traveling you kind of have to do that especially since it's unlikely you know the exact exchange rate at that moment. It would quickly become unacceptable to live that way every day of your life unless you are particularly insensitive to price.