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In response to "ooohhhhh wait - are these the ones where their basements are loaded up with stuff they get for free? -- nm" by JenBro

Yeah, this one chick spent around $650 and ended up paying around $6.23. I'm assuming she's in a state where there is no sales tax on groceries. -- nm

Posted by Trish (aka Trisha) Mar 30 '11, 16:32

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I always forget that some states have that. let's poll. hi, my name is mandy. I live in PA. we have no state sales tax on groceries, clothes, or soap. - amanda jones Mar 30, 16:37 7
- 6% sales tax in Michigan - we might have some food that isn't taxed - not really sure what though *shrugs* it is what it is -- nm - JenBro Mar 30, 16:55
- Hi, I'm Fuzzy and I also live in PA, so what she said. -- nm - Fuzzy Mar 30, 16:51
- hi, my name is DDN. I live in DK. we have no state sales tax on anything at all -- nm - Danedukenuuk Mar 30, 16:44
- No state sales tax. A couple of cities have small ones. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Mar 30, 16:39
- i live in california where everything is taxed except real property (effectively) -- nm - moles Mar 30, 16:38 2
  - nah, most food isn't taxed here - regular grocery items, to-go cold food, etc. -- nm - b. Mar 30, 16:44 1
    - oh, and prescription medications aren't taxed. -- nm - b. Mar 30, 16:46

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