Calculating Sales Tax 🌟 – Grade 6 Financial Literacy
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In Ontario, the HST rate is:
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Hello superstar! Ontario uses 13% Harmonized Sales Tax. You are doing wonderfully learning to calculate sales tax!
An item costs $100 before tax. The HST at 13% is:
Explanation:
13% of 100 = 13.
A book costs $20. The total with 13% HST is:
Explanation:
20 + (20 × 0.13) = 22.60.
If the subtotal is $50, the HST amount at 13% is:
Explanation:
50 × 0.13 = 6.50.
GST is usually:
Explanation:
GST is the federal part of the tax.
An item costs $40 before tax. Total with 13% HST is:
Explanation:
40 × 1.13 = 45.20.
You buy items for $85 subtotal. HST at 13% is:
Explanation:
85 × 0.13 = 11.05.
The total price including 13% HST is $67.80. The subtotal before tax was:
Explanation:
67.80 ÷ 1.13 = 60.
Two items cost $15 and $25. Subtotal $40. HST at 13% makes the total:
Explanation:
40 × 1.13 = 45.20.
A $200 item has 13% HST. The tax alone is:
Explanation:
200 × 0.13 = 26.
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