Originally Posted by godfather
Where do you live? That may be part of it.
When comparing prices make sure you take into account the state sales tax and tobacco taxes too.![]()
http://www.taxadmin.org/fta/rate/otp.html
Originally Posted by godfather
Where do you live? That may be part of it.
When comparing prices make sure you take into account the state sales tax and tobacco taxes too.![]()
http://www.taxadmin.org/fta/rate/otp.html
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Sorry, that may help...I live in California :)
The doubled price I pay is before sales tax. If I'm reading this correctly, they tax smokes in California by 46% of the wholesale price? Geez.
Last edited by godfather; 08-30-2005 at 08:35 PM.
California: 46.76% Wholesale Price Tax plus 7.5 % Sales Tax![]()
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Originally Posted by Hugh Jorgan
Ok, so I guess that sounds about right then. The guy is making ~53% on top of wholesale/taxed price. That's it, I'm moving!!!!! Taxes here are brutal, wow...welcome to California :).
Still a good way to try your smokes before your shell out the dough for a box. Local shops have their place![]()
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Ah yes, another factoid about why Texas is a great state and California is a moochers paradise!!!Originally Posted by Hugh Jorgan
There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.
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Texas triumphs again. The local shops (local... 40 miles from here...) usually run about 30% more than online prices, which usually puts it right about MSRP on most things. Also the local stores only sell singles.
Here in Washington (state), until July 1st of this year, the non-cigarette tobacco tax was 130% + 8.9% sales tax. It went down to 40% + sales tax after July 1st. Here, we were paying 300%+ because of dealer markup for singles and boxes in the B&Ms.
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