How Much Tax for Jordan Shoes?
Well as of April 1, 2012 there will be a 4% tax on clothing and shoes costing more than $110.00. Plus because you live in the five boroughs you will also pay an additional 0.375% because you are in the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District (MCTD) Therefore, on a shoe costing $160 you will be paying $6.40 + $0.60 = $167.00. So if you go to the store with $170 you'll be str8. However, if you are looking to be buying them Air Jordan 12 Playoffs you better already be in line. lol
How much are vans shoes?
Depends what store you go to. I bought mine at Journeyz and mine were about $55.00 with tax. Oh and don't go to the Vans store i heard it's more expensive there.
How much is too much for a pair of shoes?
The most I ever spent was $150. Those shoes lasted me 7 years! HOWEVER I bought a $12 pair at walmart and they lasted 2 weeks. So the more you spend, the long they will last!
Is there a BIG difference between a size 10 and 10.5 in shoes?
i just won these misfits slip ons on ebay but there out of stock of size 10 and thats what i wear they have 10.5 is it a big difference? will it be ok? plese HELP!http://cgi.ebay.com/The-MISFITS-Punk-Rock-Music-Skate-Shoes-slip-on_W0QQitemZ310038662887QQihZ021QQcategoryZ63850QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
How much is tax in footlocker if the shoe is 60.00?
It depends on the state you live in. Whatever your states' sales tax is times $60. Example: 8% tax = 0.08 x 60.00 = 4.80 tax
How much do clothes and shoes cost in China?
Almost everything is China is cheap, but since you're a foreigner, you're going to get a price that has been jacked up A LOT. But, still cheap compared to the USA and stuff. If you wear a bigger size (bigger than around a 4) or you're taller than like 5'6'' you'll have some trouble finding clothes, and shoes wise, the biggest size they have is usually like a 39ish (8.5). But the quality might not be great, but I got a pair of really cute flats for like 5rmb (less than $1usd).
Which is the correct phrase, "pair of shoes" or "pairs of shoes"? How are they used?
With this question, one must consider both nouns SEPARATELY .For example : one pair is singular and many pairs is plural“A pair” automatically means : “two” so, the noun following the quantitive noun it modifies is always written in the plural. In both situations : “shoes” is plural .A person can own just one (1) pair of shoes or A person may own ten (10) pairs added “s” for pairs and then “s” for the plural of shoes . Both statements are correct. It is only the word: “pair” which changes depending on the number qualifying the noun: For example, one (1) pair (singular form), two pairs (plural form) , three pairs. (plural form). Other words called : “collective nouns” fall into this category. For example: “set” as in a set of golf- clubs or a set of dishes; “group” as in a group of girls; “swarm” as in a swarm of bees; “herd” as in a herd of cows etc.The words: golf- clubs, dishes, girls, bees, and cows end with an “s” for plural form.
Why do many Western people wear their shoes in their own home?
My in-laws are Canadian, and the “shoes-off-by-the-door” thing is really important to them. I respect their wishes, even though it sometimes is a bit ridiculous tripping over the massive shoe-pile at holiday dinners. In my own house, my wife and I don’t wear shoes inside, and I will often awkwardly ask tradesmen to remove their shoes when coming inside, but I have always felt deeply uncomfortable when we have dinner party guests over. Asking a nicely dressed woman to ruin her silk hose by going shoeless, or seeing someone dressed in a suit shuffling along in their stockinged feet seems impolite and weirdly intimate outside of immediate family. I drew the line when we hosted a fundraiser for a judge at my home. I was mortified about the thought of asking the judge and the prospective campaign donors to wander around carrying their cocktails in their socks like it was some sort of bizarre teenage pajama party with booze.Growing up, we wore shoes in the house unless they were muddy or wet, (midwestern American family that we were), but my wife and her family believe shoes are uncleanably dirty and should not be worn indoors - even on tiled floors. I do think that our floors probably stay a bit cleaner by us keeping our street shoes by the door and wearing house slippers, but I can’t escape the feeling that asking well-dressed dinner guests to remove their shoes is undignified. If the front walk is dry and clear, it seems to strain etiquette to insist that the pair of Louboutin heels that perfectly match your cocktail dress are too filthy to walk my floors.