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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Tax
Which it is:
You pay 5 percent in tax on each sale.
You pay 5 percent tax on each sale
You pay 5 percent in tax on each sale.
You pay 5 percent tax on each sale
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Anonymous Which is it? You pay 5 percent in tax on each sale. You pay 5 percent tax on each sale Either way is okay; "in" is not necessary.
- Anonymous Which is it?
- You pay 5 percent in tax on each sale.
- You pay 5 percent tax on each sale Either way is okay; "in" is not necessary.
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Anonymous Which is it?
You pay 5 percent in tax on each sale.
You pay 5 percent tax on each sale
Either way is okay; "in" is not necessary.
You can also say 'You pay a tax of 5 percent on each sale.'
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