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Sales tax is calculated
based on the number of items purchased.
using a percentage of the price of an item.
before a sale discount is applied.
as a percentage based on federal law.
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Correct answer: using a percentage of the price of an item.
Explanation:
- Sales tax is charged as a percentage of the (taxable) sales price, not simply by the number of items.
- It is generally calculated on the final sales price after store discounts; however, treatment of coupons (store vs. manufacturer) can vary by jurisdiction.
- Sales taxes are set by state and local governments, not by federal law.
Explanation:
- Sales tax is charged as a percentage of the (taxable) sales price, not simply by the number of items.
- It is generally calculated on the final sales price after store discounts; however, treatment of coupons (store vs. manufacturer) can vary by jurisdiction.
- Sales taxes are set by state and local governments, not by federal law.
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