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  Opposite here. Price listed is the base price - taxes and fees are added on at the register. 
  This is because each stare/town could have a different tax rate so business advertise the price before that.
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  If credit card fees were handled by the business, wouldn't businesses just slightly raise the price of every item in order to compensate for the fees? Anything else would just be bad business sense. >
  
  That’s exactly what you see. 
  A business will charge $1.03 for credit cards and offer a “cash discount” moving it down to $1. 
  The customer always pays the fee. The question is just whether or not it is transparent. >
  
  So I have a question then what fees in the us are added onto the labelled price of an item. In Australia what price is on an item is the price customer's need to pay unless stated otherwise. Normally tax and other fees are put on before they tell us the price.