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davem4616 05-10-2021 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Beepart (Post 1941471)
Is it legal to charge taxes on kitchen cabinets, countertops and installation?
I thought that anything permanent in a home was not taxed.



don't let this one incident deter you from thinking what you want to...

stan the man 05-10-2021 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by retiredguy123 (Post 1941626)
It sounds like a property improvement, which should not be taxed. I would ask for proof that they are actually paying the tax to a state or local Government before I would pay anything that they claim is a tax.

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Originally Posted by GrumpyOldMan (Post 1941637)
In Florida, the purchase of materials and supplies to improve, alter, or repair and, buildings, homes, or other real property is subject to sales tax and applicable discretionary sales surtax.

????

DAVES 05-10-2021 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by bowlingal (Post 1942016)
Beepart, I just had LVP flooring installed....NO tax. I did go to another store for a price comparison, and he wanted to charge me tax, and I said the same thing to him ( as a permanent addition) and he said other places do charge tax, but it is the price. I think that is illegal, tax must be broken out on the contract. Needless to say, I didn't buy from him.

Sort of related. In the old days some people had a cash business. Of course everyone is honest but they would end up with what I call suitcase money. Un-taxed money that they can't show. A friend who has/had a retail store told me due to credit card rebates etc, there is very little cash in businesses.

When, you go into a store and they have a sign minimum for a credit card ?????
The reason is the credit card charges them say 2%. Assuming their profit is 10%.
That 2% which is on the gross amount is 2.00 on $100 20% of the profit.

stebooo 05-10-2021 11:34 AM

Trust for that child

dillards 05-23-2021 09:01 PM

Having a business in Fl for a number of years in my opinion. Goods purchased or products if install us included all will.be taxed if separate you may bypass taxes. There us a different tax base if home improvement.


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