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Not just the rates though... Like ice cubes aren't taxed here, but blocks of ice are taxable. Adult diapers aren't taxed here, baby diapers are taxed there. Thi
by Keverw 9y ago
Not just the rates though... Like ice cubes aren't taxed here, but blocks of ice are taxable. Adult diapers aren't taxed here, baby diapers are taxed there. This water is food, this soda isn't food. So would have to somehow classify items... Then I wonder how it works if you bought a prepacked meal that isn't taxable otherwise but since it included a small juice or soda like a lunchable might - one package but items part of it are classified differently.
- mark-r 9y ago+1. Knowing the rates is the easy part - knowing which rates apply to what items can be nearly impossible. Here in Minnesota I can buy two pizzas from national chains, one from Papa John's and one from Papa Murphy's. The one from Papa John's will be taxed, but the one from Papa Murphy's won't - it's uncooked, and falls into the untaxed "grocery" categorization. Tax laws are just weird.