@Blue_Collar_Dog@slimspursy@sechs_beine were*
is english your native language?
I really don't understand how so many can get this simple spelling wrong online because it completely breaks the sentence...
we're = we are
@ItsPulsLOL@Luzinosity@Pirat_Nation but you can't build something this small.
This is perfect to be thrown next to the TV, and has fast wake with the steam controller.
It's more of a console, or a gaming pc for more casual users.
@TacoTuesdah and with tariffs paid by consumer I'm talking about the end product getting the tariff slapped on top of the previous prices.
obv. tariffs also apply to businesses trying import anything even if they don't even sell it to consumers
@TacoTuesdah yes of course they are different, but they are both fundamentally a different thing compared to tariffs:
VAT = tax paid by consumer buying any goods
sales tax = tax paid by consumer buying any goods
tariff = tax paid by consumer buying IMPORTED goods
@yohonomoto @arvidsfar@TacoTuesdah@unusual_whales no, because if domestic and imported products all have the same VAT, no one has a disadvantage...
you could remove all VAT and tax income instead and it would be a similar result..
@Calibism1234@arvidsfar@TacoTuesdah@unusual_whales "USA sells to French company 15-20% *tax* for the product, absorbed by the buying company."
you mean VAT? because if yes then the French company gets that money back from the government. so that's 0% tax.
B2B gets the VAT refunded. B2C is the only place where it's actually paid
@Calibism1234@arvidsfar@TacoTuesdah@unusual_whales VAT is not a tariff. it's basically a sales tax. you pay that at Walmart as well. VAT is charged on all products, no matter if domestic or not.
Should Europe demand removing sales tax from all European products in the US? that's the same as removing VAT from US products in EU
Here's a thread in pictures about the Atlantic overturning circulation #AMOC which is making headlines this week. I've studied this topic since 1991 and will show key data and models & some video.
Let's go: observed temperature trend since 1901 from https://t.co/jGHxmrjzLG ๐งต1/x