Is VAT more straightforward in Europe than USA?
I mean, as a European: have you visited the US and noticed that they don’t even include tax within the price (meaning you’ll pay more at checkout since that’s where it only appears)? It’s ridiculous, most countries include VAT within the price of their goods and services but. At least within the EU, VAT is included within the price making it final without any arithmetic.
Interesting how the format of your question is the same as this other user’s.
I mean, when it comes to cash: the common denomination people always use for daily transactions tends to be $20 (is that cap ATMs do not exceed?). Is it because no one uses higher denominations and stores refuse to accept them even though they are legal tender? If they’re barely used by an average person, why are they still being printed?
There are a few other new accounts with a similar posting pattern that I strongly suspect are LLM driven bots.
I guess it is some sort of experiment how to drive engagement? And people seem to fall for it 🤦
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