alt Hacker NewsA rule of thumb is that if you paid sales tax for it, it's probably not food.
Of course "not food" is mostly fine.
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zdragnar • 02/20/2025
Not a great rule of thumb as every state and municipality is different in this regard.
Many places will have different rates for raw food, prepared to go / delivery, and prepared for on-site consumption.
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kevin_thibedeau • 02/20/2025
Some states tax all food.
Cyphase • 02/20/2025
California logic, I feel you.
Everything in New Hampshire is food