Yes, then when you multiply your original amount by 106.5 the result will be your total amount with the tax added in already. Nice work, and thanks for watching! Terry V
I'm a student and this helped me solve a question that I had lots of trouble with! Thank you so much, I'll remember this strategie for the rest of my life!
You are such a big brain this helped me a lot in my decimation quiz. Oh and just to check my question is: “Anthony decided to buy two DVDs that were not included in a deal. His price after tax was $21.60. What was the cost of the two DVDs before tax was added. The tax is 8% and it’s already added into $21.60.” I got a final answer of $20 Can you please comment if I got this right or wrong. Thanks for the help.
For example, what if you have the sales tax but not the final price of an item, say the sales tax is $185.70, however, you don't have the final price including the sales tax and let's say that the sales tax is .06%. How would you find the total price before the sales tax is added?
Hi sir, I hope you're still active so you can get back to me on this question. My teacher does this method to solve for the original amount: (x) / (1-tax amount). I tried the method you showed us and I didn't get the same answer as my teacher. Why this this the case? Thank you.
grade 6 horners math is hard (horners math is advance math magision learning stuff in 7th grade when I am 6th grade and 8th grade stuff when I am 7th grade and so on, not to be bragging) but this is to help me study for the state exam)
Respected Sir, This is easy method to find out the invoice amount: If the tax on a product is 5% and the tax is Rs.7.5, then the amount of the invoice? Tax Amount/Tax Rate*100 = Invoice Amount 7.5/5 *100 = Invoice Amount Invoice Amount = 150
If the gst tax amount is given but the taxable amount is not given then how to calculate GST taxable amount. For Example, gst rate is 18% and the gst tax amount is 30.36 but the taxable amount is not given then how to calculate GST taxable amount
A man could buy a certain number of notebooks for $300. If each notebook cost is $5 more, he could have bought 10 notebooks less for the same amount. Find the price of each notebook? do you have any shortcut method for this?
I liked the video, super simple education, but I have a different problem and Maybe you can help? I cant find a formula to calculate the sale amount from the taxes paid. The tax rate is 7% and amount of taxes paid was $22.50 what was the original sale price?
Actual Work Cost 100,000 Add 7.5% Tax 7,500 Total Quoted Price 107,500 Tax Deducted By Client 7.5% of Quoted Price ( 8,062.50 ) Total Quoted Price - Tax Deducted By Client = 99,437.50 Why not showing actual work cost Rs. 100,000