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To: No Mo Mo who wrote (76)11/7/2000 2:02:04 PM
From: HairBall  Read Replies (1) of 595
 
No Mo Mo: You did say some items would be "non-taxable", correct? Can you give me an example.

Ok, one last try to communicate my answer to you...

Sure, but first let me say more thought than I will put into this post will be needed to determine what is and is not taxable.

I assume you missed the following as I listed them more than once in earlier posts on this thread during this exchange...food, health care and shelter expenses to a point. Of course, taxable and non-taxable categories would need to be established for each item or service. For instance, booze would likely be taxable as would a meal at a restaurant but most food items at a grocery store would not. An additional for instance would be certain elect plastic surgeries would be taxable while a life saving appendectomy would not be taxable.

Now, if you want to discuss a broader list, like I said put together a complete list of each item or service for sale in the USA, assign to it taxable or non-taxable status and I’ll let you know if I agree...<g>

Regards,
LG
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