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We've added a 1% tax for all sales on the Grand Exchange. Any item sold through the Grand Exchange will be subject to the tax which will be deducted from the initial sale price. This tax is applied on a per item basis, so if selling multiple items, the tax is applied per item sold, rather than the total received.
Lower volume items with bigger margins. The tax has caused me to only flip a few items because I know them pretty well, it has made it harder to discover new items cause there’s a greater risk
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GE Tax and Flipping: How to continue flipping. So I've been flipping for years and with the talk of a GE tax, I think its time for me to reveal how I consistently make 20-30% profit on my flips, and always get a better margin than the rest of the market. This guide is going to be directed towards the people with 50m+.
All transactions on the Grand Exchange are now subject to a 1% tax. Additionally, certain items are now purchased from the GE by Jagex using said tax money and deleted from the game to regulate their price. 6 October 2021 (update | poll) Ironmen can now use the Grand Exchange to purchase (but not sell) bonds. 8 April 2020 (update | poll)
Today it has been announced that they're adding tax to the sales of items through the Grand Exchange. This means that as the seller 2% of the sale is going back into the game rather than to us the seller. The 2% tax won't have an affect on purchases, just sales.
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