re: #590 Stonemason

any tax increase on fuel is immediately passed on, any tax increase on goods are immediately passed on, any tax increase…is immediately passed on.

How do we not see this>Just because you do not get the actual bill does not mean you do not pay the tax.

If you’re in a month to month lease, you may see the tax increases passed on directly - along with fuel and other costs that are included in the rent - that’s because the lease comes up for evaluation every month.

If you’re in an annual lease (or longer) your rental costs as a renter are fixed for the period of the lease, and will increase via negotiations at end of period.

Those costs that are incurred will get passed on, but it will not occur immediately unless you’re in a month to month.