Which would make their claim even more wrong because a nominal tax rate of 10% would make that price $1758.9.
But either way, the point is, $1900 @!$ and €1900 aren't the same and either their dollar sign was a typo or they misread.
Which would make their claim even more wrong because a nominal tax rate of 10% would make that price $1758.9.
But either way, the point is, $1900 @!$ and €1900 aren't the same and either their dollar sign was a typo or they misread.