Dark Chocolate is Delicious and… Taxable?

November 8, 2007 by Heather R.  
Filed under Chocolate, Chocolate Links, Chocolate Products, Misc

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Via Taxgirl.com: in Iowa, a Milky Way Dark candy bar is taxable, but a classic milk chocolate Milky Way is not.

What? Yeah, I know.

The confusion apparently stems from Iowa’s definition of candy, sales tax laws, and the inclusion (or exclusion) of flour. You can read the whole thing at Roth & Co. (And while you’re there you can read about Iowa getting themselves in a bunch over taxing pumpkins: for carving or for food.)

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One Response to “Dark Chocolate is Delicious and… Taxable?”
  1. Bruce says:

    In an effort to shore up a failed economic system, the politicians must look for new ways to steal the Peoples money by means of a fraudulant and criminal tax system.

    Imposing a tax on certain types of candy, only demonstrates their desperation to save an economic system which has ruined our country.

    It should come as no surprise, if they find a way to steal candy from a baby, in the interest of homeland security.

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