I was in Marc's grocery store in Northeast Ohio.
I bought three each of 12oz, 12 pack of Vernors pop.
The regular price of the pop was $14.94 for the three 12 packs. There was a sale on the pop with an
in store coupon that the cashier tore off a pad at the cash register three each for $9.
$3 each per 12 pack with the in store coupon.
They charged me tax on the full price of $14.94 and not the $9 that I actually spent.
How can they charge me tax on money I didn't not spend?
Should tax charged been on the $9 that I spent and not the $14.94 regular price?
The tax they charged me on the purchase was $1.05. The sale tax is at 7%.
Shouldn't the tax have been 63 cents.
Tim
I bought three each of 12oz, 12 pack of Vernors pop.
The regular price of the pop was $14.94 for the three 12 packs. There was a sale on the pop with an
in store coupon that the cashier tore off a pad at the cash register three each for $9.
$3 each per 12 pack with the in store coupon.
They charged me tax on the full price of $14.94 and not the $9 that I actually spent.
How can they charge me tax on money I didn't not spend?
Should tax charged been on the $9 that I spent and not the $14.94 regular price?
The tax they charged me on the purchase was $1.05. The sale tax is at 7%.
Shouldn't the tax have been 63 cents.
Tim
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