by Anonymous on April 25th, 2007

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Why is it, that when you buy a newspaper, that when you buy it from a coin operated street box that the price is inclusive of tax (50 cents) but when you buy it in a store it is the price plus tax (50 cents + tax = 54 cents)?

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  • by AVS426 on April 26th, 2007

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    The newspaper company owns the street box, the newspaper stand is owned by some guy working on it. he has to make money somehow, and all businesses are charged tax, so they tax you so they can pay Them.. Or.. "courtesy" tax.. or.. "labour" tax.. lol

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