[DanBC]

I know this isn't the point of this sub thread, but in UKthe prices are:

The cheapest loaf of bread I can buy is 36pence or $0.47

A 250 g pack of butter is £1.45 or $1.88

A 450 g jar of thin cut orange marmalade is 49p or $0.64

This is from Lidl.

[albertgoeswoof]

And includes sales tax

And you don’t have to tip the cashier

/s

[dsfyu404ed]

Why would you want it to include sales tax. If the government is taking a cut of a transaction the people should be well aware of it.

[tbarker25]

It's somewhat anti-consumer for the price listed to be different to what you end up paying.

A receipt in Australia for example will display total:$10 including $0.90 sales tax. it is illegal to display a price that doesn't include it.

[DanBC]

You can include the VAT on the receipt that the customer gets after paying. Most food in UK is zero-rated for VAT.