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Microsoft reveals major price increase for all Surface PCs as RAM crisis continues
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Here in Sweden the government recently lowered taxes on groceries so that the stores would lower their prices for customers. lol
And did the stores lower their prices?
And the stores lowered their prices, right?
Groceries have taxes? I assumed basic groceries were zero rated everywhere.
No here is Denmark it's 25% vat
Thats wild, I'm used to zero rating on basic food goods in the UK. Unless its chocolate. That's taxable. Unless its a chocolate cake, thats a basic food again. But a chocolate biscuit attracts tax. Which was the whole thing about jaffa cakes and their tax status was about. Its a cake, therefore a basic food.
Catering, Alcohol, confectionary, crisps and snacks, hot food, sports drinks, ice cream and soft drinks are taxed.
Its all a bit complicated, but the more you can imagine someone eating it in 1910 the more likely its zero rated.