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Software developer, Marvel (MCU) fanboy, Trekkie, fantasy bookworm, antifascist, committed European, fan of the Fediverse ⁂ Day job: Software architect Hobby project: https:// mstdn.plus/@ChronoLink (calendar synchronization service) # NoAI Note: the ⁂ symbol is called "asterism" and has been proposed as a symbol for the Fediverse. See https:// symbol.fediverse.info/en
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Imagine you find an internet service that is useful to you. It's provided by a company in another country, but you find them trustworthy. There's a free option, but you consider buying a subscription. The price is significantly lower than e.g. Netflix or Spotify. You find the service is worth the money and you can afford it.
The question is: do you find it unprofessional / unfriendly / bad if the taxes are included in the price, or if they are excluded?
Example for "included":
»1.23 § per month (includes 0.23 § taxes)«
Example for "excluded":
»1.00 § per month (not including taxes)«
or
»1.00 § per month (not including 0.23 § taxes)«
Note: the question is only about the pricing page. The payment page lists without-tax, tax and with-tax amounts explicitly.
The answer probably depends on how pricing works in your area, so please answer accordingly.