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Why is this a tax ?______________________
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If you are too lazy to reclaim your deposit it costs more.Originally posted by kaiser78 View Post
Can't we just go back to glass?
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It works fine in NL. They use thicker plastic. At old client co the used bottles went back into the delivery crates.Originally posted by RSoles View Post
At the supermarkets you drop the bottles into a machine that gives you a receipt for the refund.
At the village shop near my villa, they keep ice cold bottle beer in the display fridge, although there is a theoretical deposit
for the bottles, I don't pay it because I return the bottles next visit."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Tax, levy, duty, (sur)charge...
And now we'll have a "deposit scheme"
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It works for sperm banks.Originally posted by AtW View PostTax, levy, duty, (sur)charge...
And now we'll have a "deposit scheme"
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How is it a tax? The government doesn't get the money. The retailer does.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIf you are too lazy to reclaim your deposit it costs more.
Can't we just go back to glass?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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The consumer ends up paying more. Well the feckless consumer does.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostComment
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Well Overdue. As others have said its not a tax. Take the bottles back and you get your money back.Comment
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It's a tax because Govt will force you to pay it, does not matter if the money go to charity or retailer.Comment
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