I wouldn't consider that a tax dodge at all given that the New York State Tax Department had previously issued advisories stating that the way that B&H was acco

I wouldn't consider that a tax dodge at all given that the New York State Tax Department had previously issued advisories stating that the way that B&H was accounting for their sales taxes was the correct way to do so[1], and what they were doing was no different from the manufacturer supporting a sale with a drop in wholesale price on the item, which they sometimes do instead of manufacturer coupons. The attorney general was just plain wrong. [1] https://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/tax-authorities/1121150/bh-photo-prevails-in-ny-sales-tax-dispute https://www.mondaq.com/unitedstates/tax-authorities/1121150/...