7 tax facts to make your head spin
Did you know Texas levies a tax on belt buckles of 6.25% but doesn’t tax the belts themselves? Nor does it tax cowboy boots or hats. That’s because the buckle is considered an accessory and not a critical item of clothing.
Along similar lines, buying a whole bagel in New York is tax-free. However, if you want your bagel sliced or served with cream cheese, there's an additional tax because it’s considered a sandwich.
Oh yes, in Kansas, an untethered hot air balloon ride is tax-exempt, while a tethered one is not. Figure that one out!
Yep, there’s no doubt that the tax codes in America can be pretty taxing if you really think about them. Here are a few tax facts that might surprise you.
Source: ldealTax