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rainbowbrite13
Hello can you help me add tax to my avon products?
hello i sell avon and i need to add tax to the total amount of the products... our tax here is 8.25%
to find out the tax multiply the amount of the item(s) by .0825. For example if the item costs $4.95:
$4.95 x .0825 = .408 (round to .41) $0.41
$4.95 + 0.41 = $5.36 total
or a faster way to find the total amount is:
$4.95 x 1.0825 = 5.358 (round to 5.36) $5.36
this way you are multiplying the price times itself and the tax at the same time.
marcv8
The simple mathematical way is to multiply the dollar cost of the item, i.e. $10.00 by 1+(tax rate in this case .0825) = $10.825
Kevin L
Total amount of the product(s)
X .0825
--------------------------------------...
Add those numbers together, to get the total amount with tax.
Example:
$31.63 (product cost)
X .0825
= 2.61
$31.63 (product cost)
+$2.61 (8.25% tax)
-----------------
$34.24 total with tax
If you don't want to break down the taxes, you can take the total x 1.0825
$31.63
X1.0825
---------------
$34.24
Some people like to have the tax broken out though, so they know the exactly what the tax was.
Doctor Deth
don;t you know how to use a calculator?
did you remember to get a state sales tax license and local business license?
Minniemousie
Every state tax office will supply you with a little card that has a chart of tax due on amounts from a quarter to a hundred dollars. You just go down the page and copy the proper amount for the sum of your sale.
For amounts over a hundred dollars you would look on the chart for the amount over $100.00 and add it to the $8.25 for the one hundred dollars.
Until you get a card, you will have to multiply the sum of the sale by .0825. In other words $50.00 times .0825= $4.13
50.00
. .0825
----------------
54.125 = 4.13 tax
I wish you well!
Becky M
divide the total cost by 100 and then times that result by 8.25. You then add that amount to the total cost.
xtraheavy01
Ok let me know. I will help you,
Cut Throat B****
Take the amount of the product and multiple it time 1.0825 and you will have the total price you should charge.
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