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I buy a great deal of my stuff from ZipZoomFly.com. I'd buy from NewEgg.com, but since they have a business presence in Tennessee, I have to pay TN sales tax, thereby increasing my cost.
what's the difference in sale tax over there. In the UK we pay VAT (value added tax) @ 17.5%
AJ
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ebuyer is my main supplier followed by pcwb (they do have some great deals). I find dabs and others not great value. SVP is good for he occasional pen drive. I am too disappointed with Novatech especially their own brand items.
what's the difference in sale tax over there. In the UK we pay VAT (value added tax) @ 17.5%
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No national sales tax. State sales tax applies to individuals who reside in the same state as a company with a business presence in that state. For example, I don't pay sales tax to ZipZoomFly because they don't have a business presence in Tennessee. However, Dell, Buy.com and NewEgg.com have offices and/or distribution warehouses in Tennessee, so Tennessee residents have to pay sales tax to those companies.
Tennessee sales tax is at 9.25%. Compared to the rest of the country, that's pretty high, but Tennessee has no state income tax (we do have federal income tax, which applies nationally). There is also a local sales tax component, but not all locations have a local sales tax, and for those that do, it's quite small - usually less than a percent.
Only a few states have no sales tax, and only a few states have no state income tax.
Yeah, we'd cry bloody murder at a 17.5% VAT, but perhaps we pay more other places... not sure if you guys have property taxes or national income taxes or any other levies.
We have plenty of taxes, including the two mentioned
Income Tax can be as high as 40% on anything over 33k
But we do obviously still have a free nationalised healthcare system and other such benefits from it all
also its mandatory to list the total price including VAT on consumer products, something i had to get used to in the states was everything seems 'cheaper' than it really is due to the sales tax that gets whacked on, i think it was only 5% in ID so it wasnt too bad either way
I used to use www.overclockers.co.uk because they carried the brand in components I use and are competative in pricing. I got tired of waiting in long queues though since they are local to me (no point in postage charges) so went looking for other suppliers.
Now deal largely with www.scan.co.uk who have good pricing, huge selection and most importantly they carry the brands I deal in.
DFI Lanparty motherboard, AMD 5200+ Dual Core(AM2), 500GB SATA HDD, 2 8800 GTX's in SLI,4GB OCZ DDR2 800Mhz Ram, Hiper 730watt PSU. Sony DVD R/W+-, Now thats power boyz!!
I buy my stuff from 3 main suppliers aslweb.biz, microdirect and occasionally (for small stuff) ebuyer. I also trust the quality of goods and service in that order.
Doesnt the national insurance contribution we pay go towards the NHS.