>
> I know consumers pay them and for some cases businesses, but I don't think
> it gets charged if a retailer purchases something from a distributor or
> another retailer. Does VAT get charged at every sale?
>
Our GST is a kind of VAT.
It gets charged on every sale; businesses can claim a r
> "Michèl" == Michèl Alexandre Salim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> --- "Keith W. Sheffield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Does that already include VAT?
>>
>> When I was in Ireland a couple years ago, I liked
>> the fact that it was
>> already included in the price, unlike the sales
>> tax
--- "Keith W. Sheffield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does that already include VAT?
>
> When I was in Ireland a couple years ago, I liked
> the fact that it was
> already included in the price, unlike the sales
> taxes in the US. In a
> nutshell, how is it different than US sales taxes?
AFAIK
> "Michèl" == Michèl Alexandre Salim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Red Hat Linux: USA - $59.95, Europe - 112 euro
> (112x0.90 = $100, or 67% higher)
> Red Hat Linux professional: USA - about 120 dollars?
> Europe - 230 euro
> Americans earn 50% higher than Europeans and don't
> have to pay o
--- Paul Dorneanu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's NOT the only price discrepancy. Let's look at
> macromedia products
> or adobe. In Europe (and Romania) they are more
> than double
Really? Bizarre indeed. Have not bought those products
themselves - people at primary school probably sti
Michèl Alexandre Salim wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Red Hat boxed sets tend to be priced much higher than
>the equivalent pricing in United States.
>
>For instance,
>
>Red Hat Linux: USA - $59.95, Europe - 112 euro
>(112x0.90 = $100, or 67% higher)
>Red Hat Linux professional: USA - about 120 dollars?
>Euro
> --- Trevor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Yes, but you've got Big Ben.
> That's like saying you've got the Washington Monument
> when you live in Arkansas - I need to travel 3 hours
> to see the Big Ben :p
Don't tell me about the Opera House then. Four days by car (driving sensibly).
England
> > Since Red Hat Linux is GPL, people do get by just
> > buying less boxed sets than they might otherwise, but
> > speaking for myself, I feel a bit robbed knowing some
> > richer people get their boxes for a lower price...
>
> Yes, but you've got Big Ben.
>
> RedHat is based in the US. That
--- Trevor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, but you've got Big Ben.
That's like saying you've got the Washington Monument
when you live in Arkansas - I need to travel 3 hours
to see the Big Ben :p
> RedHat is based in the US. That is their home turf
> (they must choose their
> battles careful
> Since Red Hat Linux is GPL, people do get by just
> buying less boxed sets than they might otherwise, but
> speaking for myself, I feel a bit robbed knowing some
> richer people get their boxes for a lower price...
Yes, but you've got Big Ben.
RedHat is based in the US. That is their home tu
Hello,
Red Hat boxed sets tend to be priced much higher than
the equivalent pricing in United States.
For instance,
Red Hat Linux: USA - $59.95, Europe - 112 euro
(112x0.90 = $100, or 67% higher)
Red Hat Linux professional: USA - about 120 dollars?
Europe - 230 euro
Americans earn 50% higher t
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