Snack Tax Pop Quiz
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- 1.1) It's been a long day, you're tired and you just can't imagine making a full meal, so you stop by the grocery store and pick up a cooked whole rotisserie chicken at the deli. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 2.2) It's cold and flu season. Your local pharmacy is offering a free box of tissues if you use the store coupon found in its weekly flier. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 3.3) Junior is screaming for a candy bar at the grocery store and you finally give in. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 5 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 4.4) You stop at the bakery and pick up a box of a dozen doughnuts for a meeting at work. Before you leave, the cinnamon-sugar smell entices you to buy just one for yourself to eat on the commute. Both taxed, neither taxed or just one taxed?
- A.
Both taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Neither taxed
- C.
The dozen doughnuts are not taxed; your singleton is taxed at 7 percent
- D.
The singleton is no taxed; your doughnuts are taxed at 7 percent
- 5.5) You grab a small bottle of milk to go with that doughnut. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 6.
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 7.7) The local pizza joint has amazing salads, but never provides enough salad dressing. Luckily, it sells bottles of the stuff. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
- 8.8) Your local supermarket (correctly) doesn't charge tax on deli case items, including cold cuts and cheeses. You buy a deli meat-and-cheese platter for your best friend's baby shower. Taxed or not taxed?
- A.
Taxed at 7 percent
- B.
Not taxed
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