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Assuming your location on your profile is accurate, New York State Sales Tax is 8.875%. On a purchase of $20.99, that should be about $1.836625.. From your screenshot the tax as $1.86, not that far off. Probably some rounding error. But you'd still fall short no matter if it was rounded or not.
IDK how much the tax should be. I don't control that. I can't enter a custom amount here. Steam is supposed to handle it all automatically.
It shows right there in the screenshot. The item I tried to buy costs $22.85 but Steam handled the paypal transaction that put 22.67 in my account. So I'm short like 18 cents.
The minimum transaction is $5 so if I want to add 18 cents to my account, I have to give Valve another 5 dollars?
WTF is this?
They need to fix whatever this was so it charges the correct amount!
So not a tax problem, then.
I'm not sure how you added funds via Paypal, but I just bought a game with my Paypal and it just transacted as if I was paying by credit card with exact change, subtotal + tax.
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=328859255
And I'll never get tired of people whining and crying over pennies or acting like $5 is some burden. None of those things is actually Valve's problem you know.
It's all handled automatically. I can't even enter a custom amount. I click the buy button and it's supposed to buy my thing.
That didn't happen, and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about it is perfectly justified. This is something Valve should want to work correctly every time.
If I'm being overcharged $5 for every transaction I would flip my ♥♥♥♥.
Acting like you're Mr. Moneybags and don't care how much you pay? What ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
You're probably not even old enough to work a job.
Rich people are usually even stingier than the rest of us. How do you think they became rich?
It's dumb and I resent having to do that. I wish it would have calculated the transaction correctly to begin with.
I'm wondering if the tax changed or the tariffs have something to do with it? Or maybe the devs changed the price in the game, but forgot to update the Steam version? That could also cause a mismatch.
I'm not sure who is at fault. It could be Steam, or the USA government, or the devs.
Since Steam support isn't being helpful it's anyone's guess who is at fault for the price mismatch.