US Government Tries to Hide How Much Tax They Really Get
About 50% of the airfare you pay is often taxes. It does appear to be illegal for airlines to advertise fares that don’t include government taxes:
H.R. 4156 would require the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) to promulgate a rule related to how prices for certain types of air transportation are advertised. Under current policies, DOT requires that advertised prices for air travel reflect the total price per passenger to be paid by customers, including government-imposed taxes and fees. Under H.R. 4156, sellers of air transportation could instead advertise base airfares, provided that advertisements also disclose the amount of additional government-imposed taxes and fees that customers would pay.
Coins of Gallic Empire (259-273AD)
For all those who have inquired are there coins available of the Gallic Empire that split away from Rome? Yes. We have put together a set of four of the main emperors who ruled from France. These are nice condition, VF/EF grade fully legible.
Priced at $450 a set. These are very limited
