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Who's lucky and doesn't have to pay tax on BF?

Rebirth

By Rebirth
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Winterhawk

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Ohio teachers pay no sales tax on computers and computer periphrials (monitors, printers, HDs, etc). Does not apply to consumables like DVDs, CDs, printer ink, paper. See your school office for the exempt form. Be prepared to show a copy of your teaching certif too.
buckwheat_jegc

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Buckwheat -- What's the diff. between a PX and a BX?

:yay: PX stands for Post Exchange which is found on an Army installation and BX stands for Base Exchange, which is found on An Air Force or Navy installation, although AAFES owns both of them (Army, Air Force Exchange Service).:gd_orange
Marcster

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:yay: PX stands for Post Exchange which is found on an Army installation and BX stands for Base Exchange, which is found on An Air Force or Navy installation, although AAFES owns both of them (Army, Air Force Exchange Service).:gd_orange

Thanks... Seems like it would be simpler if they had the same name, since they're both run by AAFES. What do the Marines and Coast Guard have?

DKS88

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Thanks... Seems like it would be simpler if they had the same name, since they're both run by AAFES. What do the Marines and Coast Guard have?

 

Marines have MCCS and Coast Guard has NEX. Strange isn't it, but hey 0% taxes for me!!!!

buckwheat_jegc

buckwheat_jegc

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Thanks... Seems like it would be simpler if they had the same name, since they're both run by AAFES. What do the Marines and Coast Guard have?

The Marines and the Coast Guard are both supported by the NEX (Navy Exchange Service). They tend to have better prices sometimes, too, and a better inventory. :bounce_fl
Angiee

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5% for me in Ga, however, I will be Bham AL for BF so that will be 8%. Some items I get my mom to get, she is in Dover DE and yep no taxes for her.
Angiee

Angiee

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I can ditto that, I am a Navy Brat, borned and raised, most of the Navy Exchanges are better. Dad retired in an Air Force town and there is the AAFES, it is okay and sometimes you can find good deals.
launaenix

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We here in the southern part of Louisiana have to pay 8.5% however due to the storm cituations we are going to have 3 days in December that will be tax free days. I almost wish I would have waited to buy a new car but maybe now I can buy new livingroom furniture. I am sure the stores will all be crowded but it may add up to big savings if I buy the big ticket items I want.....:gd_purple
cherry33778

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Here it is 6% for the state of Florida, and another 1% for the Tampa Bay Area, but thank goodness no state income taxes.:gd_pineap I feel sorry for the rest of you that has to pay 8% and more. I think I would drive to another area, as long as it is less than one hour away, to save few bucks.:(
zucchini

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In my part of Washington, the tax is 8.3%. It is lower in some places and higher in others. If you have ID from a non-tax state (OR,AK,MT,NH, etc) or a couple of other non-states (Alberta, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, etc), you are tax exempt. Non-restaurant food items are exempt too. Not beverages though (Pepsi, Coke, etc)
_John_Lennon_

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Apperantly here in North Carolina the sales tax is about 3.5 percent, but each county is able to make up their own county sales tax, so my county that I am in, and I think the capital county. (Wake county which Raleigh resides in) is both another 3.5 percent, so 7% overall.
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