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Wu-Banger | I KNOW THIS SOUNDS STUPID BUT HOW DO YOU FIGURE OUT THE TAX FOR a BILL.? |
for example if my check came up to $17.45 how dou u figure the tax. i know that tax is 8.25 percent. so help me guys! |
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pops
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multiply 17.45 X 1.0825 for tax on 17.45
for tax paid on gross bill of 17.45 ,
divide 100 / 108.25
multiply result by 17.45
and subtract that from 17.45
I just bet you have a cell phone.
I bet it has a calculator. |
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ilovedurango
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if tax is 8.25%, you need to move the decimal two places to the left to get the decimal value
8.25-> .0825
then multiply your bill by the decimal value
17.45x.0825 = $1.44
if something costs $17.45 and you know tax is 8.25%, the way to figure out your total is to multiply your cost by 1+ decimal value
17.45x1.0825 = $18.89
I gave ya both times you consider tax because I wasn't sure about what you really needed. |
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Malcolm K
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I'm reading your question differently. I think your total, tax included was $17.45 with a tax rate of 8.25%. To get back to the sale price consider the sale price as 100.00%, the tax 8.25% and the total bill as 108.25%. Divide the total bill ($17.45) by 1.0825 to determine sale price: $16.12. The difference between the two ($1.33) is 8.25% x 16.12 |
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MarineMom
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You just multiply $17.45 X $8.25 to figure out the answer!
So, with my handy dandy calculator, I get $1.44 that you would pay in tax on that amount! |
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Pengy
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$17.45 X the tax rate in decimals .0825 then round up to the nearest cent or 1.44 |
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Francis D
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$17.45X.0825%=$1.439625. This will be rounded to the nearest cent, which would be $1.44. Always remember, if the tax percent is less then 10 percent, you must put a decimal and a 0 before the tax rate. So, 8.25% tax rate is not 10 percent or more, so it would be .0825% |
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hypostatize
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That doesn't sound stupid. That IS stupid. |
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LJR
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Hi Wu-Banger. Ok, here we go.
Your check came to $17.45. Tax is 8.25%.
The entire amount of the check, $17.45 is equal to 100%.
On your calculator, enter in :
17.45 * 8.25 % (percent key) = 1.439625. Round to two decimal points, 1.44.
Add $1.44 to $17.45 = $18.89.
This is too many steps so let's do it an easier way.
As I said above, we know that $17.45 is the entire check before tax and this equals 100%.
We know the tax is equal to 8.25%.
Add 100% + 8.25% together, so the ENTIRE bill is 108.25% of $17.45.
On the calculator:
17.45 * 108.25 % = $18.889625. Round to two decimal points. The total check is: $18.89.
That's how you figure it out. Hope that helps. It will work everytime. |
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