Correct term for percentage in decimal form (repost) [duplicate]

percentages unit-of-measure

This isn't a "form of percentage" - in fact, what you are doing is simply not using percentages.

You could describe this as a "proportion", for example "it costs $\$5$ plus tax at a proportion of $0.15$".

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