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Topic	Why are prices advertised without tax in America
DavidWong 06/26/18 8:58:01 PM #9:	Ah okay I guess that makes sense. in Australia, the tax is the same, but the same products have different prices. Tax is 10% for everything in Australia, but you might pay $12 in Melbourne vs $10 in Brisbane for something. But the price advertised is what you pay - that's the law --- When goods do not cross borders, soldiers will. Frederic Bastiat, French economist (1801-1850) <cite>DavidWong posted [p:904024100] in Why are pr... [t:76753431]...</cite> <quote>Ah okay I guess that makes sense. in Australia, the tax is the same, but the same products have different prices. Tax is 10% for everything in Australia, but you might pay $12 in Melbourne vs $10 in Brisbane for something. But the price advertised is what you pay - that's the law --- When goods do not cross borders, soldiers will. Frederic Bastiat, French economist (1801-1850)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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