[Bigun]

I'm trying to tell you that prices would no longer be listed as pretax with the FairTax in place. Shelf prices would include the tax.

Under the FairTax if the doctor's price list says "Checkups $100.00" the receipt would show $77.00 for services rendered $23.00 tax to Fed. Gov.

If the price list says "Checkups $129.87" the receipt would show $100.00 for Services rendered and $29.87 tax to fed. gov.

If the price list says "Checkups $150.00" the receipt would show $115.50 for Services rendered and $34.50 tax to fed. gov.

Whatever the Dr. lists as his price for a checkup under the FairTax, $23.00 of each $100.00 will be tax and the remainder for services rendered.

[Toddsterpatriot]

If the price list says "Checkups $129.87" the receipt would show $100.00 for Services rendered and $29.87 tax to fed. gov.

Thanks. For some reason baybabe was afraid to give me that answer.

[baybabe]

Perhaps you note that the poster is trying to shift his original example - which is a cost of $100 including tax under the FairTax.

Now that he sees he’s wrong he’s trying to shift his way out of the position.