Besides, these creatures didn't look like they were just killed. They must have been there two or three days ago, right?
Chi Qiao did not agree to the price the other party offered based on those words, but instead said:
"Yes, what Sister Qiao said makes sense!"
Since that's the case, let's remain on good terms even if the deal falls through.
You don't want to waste your money, and I don't want you to suffer this high price.
In that case, I'll entrust these things to Brother Shen Kai in a little while, and then ask Brother Qin to sell them on my behalf.
No matter how much is sold, I will give him a 20% commission.
At this time of year, not only are wild game hard to find, but even domesticated animals may have frozen to death.
Therefore, it is reasonable for me to double the usual price for rare items.
As for what you said, Qiao family girl, these wild animals were brought back two or three days ago.
Does this imply that the content isn't fresh enough?
All I want to say is that in the dead of winter, if you want to eat something fresh, especially these kinds of things, it's simply impossible.
We're lucky; we've only been dead for a few days.
Once you take it home, as long as you store it properly, it won't spoil even after a month or two!
Qiao was surprised that Chi Qiao had even mentioned selling on consignment.
If Qin Mu were just an ordinary citizen, she wouldn't take him seriously at all.
Unfortunately, the other party wasn't like that; even her husband had to act according to the other party's wishes.
Therefore, after careful consideration, she said, "These officials who have come this time are not only here to transport coal, but also to collect taxes."
How about this, I'll pay the head tax for everyone in Chijia'ao.
In addition, you are required to pay commercial tax for the large quantities of charcoal and vegetables you are selling this time.
Although you are not merchants, His Majesty has decreed that during this special period, merchants who sell more than ten taels of silver must pay taxes as merchants.
The specific amount to be paid depends on what is being sold and whether it constitutes profiteering during a national crisis; the amount payable ranges from 20% to 60%.
Your Chijia'ao village sells goods to outsiders under the village's name. Even if it's just charcoal and vegetables, you have to take at least 20% of the proceeds.
I can pay for this silver for you.
"Then we'll still buy these things for 560 taels."
Although Chi Qiao didn't know exactly how much charcoal had been sold in the two previous transactions and how much vegetables had been sold this time, she still instinctively refused.
“Sister Qiao, we should still pay the taxes ourselves, and we should pay the same amount for these wild animals.”
I imagine you should be able to understand us.
Our Chijia'ao village, consisting of two villages, has a total population of over 300.
Each household's head tax and income from selling charcoal and vegetables are different. If you help me out in one go, I'm afraid I'll have trouble resolving the issue later.
"So, you can give me 1100 taels for these things. The remaining 200 taels will be the transportation fee provided by our village."
Qiao Shi: "..."
She had originally thought that by ostensibly helping with tax payments, she could spend less money.
In addition, the other party would have to be grateful to her.
But to everyone's surprise, the other party refused!
If it weren't for these three bears, and the fact that it's a special time, she really wouldn't want to do it.
"Sister-in-law Zhou, this 1,100 taels is really too expensive."
Among these things, there are only a few bears.
Wild boars and wolves are not rare creatures. Plus, their meat is unpalatable, so they don't fetch much of a price.
How about this, we each compromise? I'll take these things for eight hundred taels.
Chi Qiao's gaze swept across the ground.
She knew it was impossible for Qin Mu to help sell them on her behalf.
Whether it's Qin Mu or Chen Kai, helping to sell them would probably only net them a little over a thousand taels.
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