Exam 19: Sales Excise and Property Taxes
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To represent the number of mills as a tax rate per dollar, the tax rate is multiplied by .001.
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Which of the following are examples of items excluded from excise tax?
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A home with a market value of $240,000 is assessed at 40% of the market value. The assessed value is:
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Excise tax is based on a percent of the retail price of a product or service.
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Total sales of $400,000 that included a 6% sales tax yields actual sales of:
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The building of Jim's Hardware is assessed at $109,000. The tax rate is $86.95 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The tax due is:
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Tax rate per dollar is calculated by taking the budget needed divided by the total assessed value.
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A tax rate of $.0711 in decimal expressed per $1,000 of assessed valuation is equal to:
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