K-Mart illegally taxes toilet paper?
- added October 06, 2007
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- Swiyyah
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Of all things to tax illegally. "A Pennsylvania K-Mart levied an illegal $0.28 tax on Mary Bach's $3.99 12-pack of Angel Soft toilet paper. Pennsylvania's sales tax guide clearly states that toilet paper is a non-taxable item. Mary first spoke with a cashier after noticing the illegal charge. When K-Mart again charged her the tax on a second visit, she decided to sue."
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You can't tax toilet paper? This seems like a big loss for state-funded programs. That's kind of bullshit when you think about it. No pun intended.
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I refuse to pay taxes to K-Mart unless I can vote for someone from my state to be on their board of directors! Blue-light special, my ass!!!
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Heh, that's a great picture to sum up this story. Nice work.
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