Ben, a resident of Idaho, buys a $100 shirt at a store in State A. The store only does business in State A. State A has a 4% sales tax. He takes the shirt with him back to Idaho and uses it in Idaho. How much use tax does Ben owe Idaho? Ben, a resident of Idaho, buys a $100 shirt at a store in State A. The store only does business in State A. State A has a 4% sales tax. He takes the shirt with him back to Idaho and uses it in Idaho. How much use tax does Ben owe Idaho? A. $6 B. $4 C. $2 D. $0

Ben, a resident of Idaho, buys a $100 shirt at a store in State A. The store only does business in State A. State A has a 4% sales tax. He takes the shirt with him back to Idaho and uses it in Idaho. How much use tax does Ben owe Idaho? Ben, a resident of Idaho, buys a $100 shirt at a store in State A. The store only does business in State A. State A has a 4% sales tax. He takes the shirt with him back to Idaho and uses it in Idaho. How much use tax does Ben owe Idaho? A. $6 B. $4 C. $2 D. $0

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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