How to add tax to subtotal?

How do you add 18% gratuity after tax is added?

  • Ex: subtotal $840.00 tax $50.40 Total $890.40 How would you add 18% to that? please help

  • Answer:

    $(840 X .18) + 50.40 + 840 = $1041.60 (the tip is $151.20)

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Actually, you NEVER add gratuity to the tax, only the basic bill. Multiply $840 * .18 to get the gratuity -- $151.20 in this case.

Bostonian In MO

your tax on the expense was 6%. So just multiply the tax amount by 3. simple rule 3 to 4 times the tax amount = tip, this covers most of the states (depending on total tax rate).

alexis

Generally you would just double the tax. That usually comes to about 16%. If you want to be exact, multiply the total by .18. Judy is wrong, you would multiply by 1.18 to get the total plus gratuity.

Gypsy Girl

890.40 * .18 would be the gratuity, or 890.40 * 1.08 would be the total including gratuity

Judy

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