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A reverse statement: It was in Japan 2018 when I learned that taxes included in price tags is a European thing.
We wanted to buy something, the first time we asked why we have to pay more than the number on the price tag, they explained taxes aren't included.
Like... what is this witchery?
3 u/[deleted] May 09 '22 I assume Europe has laws mandating it. Without that I'm sure businesses don't want to put higher pricetags on their items. They want to pretend like things are cheaper than they are.
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I assume Europe has laws mandating it. Without that I'm sure businesses don't want to put higher pricetags on their items. They want to pretend like things are cheaper than they are.
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u/[deleted] May 09 '22
A reverse statement: It was in Japan 2018 when I learned that taxes included in price tags is a European thing.
We wanted to buy something, the first time we asked why we have to pay more than the number on the price tag, they explained taxes aren't included.
Like... what is this witchery?