To make tha growth margin he would have to sell it at 6.00 per unit to the retailer making it 6.60 to the Retailer.

i'm sure that is by design.

also what happens when the price change isn't so clear?

like you buy a ton of flower and bake that into several diffrent things that each have their own cost and each flower used?

good god that is gonna be alot of paperwork.

Ok for that it's pretty much the price of the those Products *.1

so a basic cake is gonna have a pile of items you are gonna have to track going into it for this to work at all.

It basically Taxing every part of the Production

unless this is just a very complex way to say "we are taxing every time money changes hands"

and if that is the case, i was right form the start, VAT is infact a tax on everything.

It pretty much is the person gets taxes after buying the 2 dollar flower he gets taxes 20 cents

so why is it worded in such a way to make it seem so complex?

I don't know they sound like they are trying to say it a Snowball

When in actuality it's really another Sales tax

if it is a snowball where your taxes take into account of the taxes payed before you then someone is gonna have to track every single item that went into what you just bought.

Or atleast it sounds like it

Or a reverse Sales tax

just looked up a simple cake recipe, has 7 ingredients, does the baker have to keep track of the taxes payed on all of those ingredients to properly pay the taxes?

oh that's what they are gonna call it, a sales tax where the seller pays the taxes insted of the buyer, but the seller just rases their prices by %10 to offset the cost.

VAT is effectively a consumer's tax, because the loss from the added cost must be returned, and that comes from the consumer. The only question is who is effectively the consumer.

Ok so it's a sales tax

Yes

so it's a really complex sales tax.

It's just more complex for... reasons

as i said at the first, to make it less clear what the taxes are.

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hes so mad now

"it's like hes trying to speak to me i just know it!"

I think the original idea came from someone who had good intentions, but then it was pushed and implemented by idiots.

aka socialists

I mean you can get refunded for the VAT

ahh, the road paved with good intentions! oh hay I see the next town comeing up!
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Socialists will never understand that value is ultimately always determined by supply and demand and not by productivity.

if VAT was made by someone with good intentions they forgot that it is never as simple as they think.

But I think it's only Foriegners who can get refunded if they don't have a VAT

Whatever it is, it only adds paperwork, which is just another extra layer of costs.

The people benefitting are of course bureaucrats.

the government always "forgets" about the added paperwork.