The Bliss Construction Company purchases all materials and fixtures tax paid. In performing the following construction...

 

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The Bliss Construction Company purchases all materials and fixtures tax paid. In performing the following construction contract, they used the following materials and fixtures (cost to Bliss): Bricks, $10,000; lumber, $30,000; cement, $9,500; plumbing fixtures, $12,000; flooring, $5,000: electrical fixtures, $15,000; electrical conduit and wire, $3,000; air conditioning unit, $5,000; furnace, $5,000; sheet metal, $4,000; tile $5,000; burglar alarm, $3,000. The contract was a time a material contract. The Bliss Company billed the customer for all materials and fixtures at 20% percent more than cost. No sales tax was billed to the customer. What is the additional measure of tax? The Bliss Construction Company purchases all materials and fixtures tax paid. In performing the following construction contract, they used the following materials and fixtures (cost to Bliss): Bricks, $10,000; lumber, $30,000; cement, $9,500; plumbing fixtures, $12,000; flooring, $5,000: electrical fixtures, $15,000; electrical conduit and wire, $3,000; air conditioning unit, $5,000; furnace, $5,000; sheet metal, $4,000; tile $5,000; burglar alarm, $3,000. The contract was a time a material contract. The Bliss Company billed the customer for all materials and fixtures at 20% percent more than cost. No sales tax was billed to the customer. What is the additional measure of tax?

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