what items are taxable or non-taxable?

Answer 1

as far as what? income? what you purchase? what you sell? Need to be clearer on what you are asking about.

Answer 2

Depends on the state, but generally, grocery items are not taxable. This means that food bought at restaurants ARE taxable.

Answer 3

Food items are never taxable. Pretty much everything else is, though it depends on what state you are in. Some states have no sales tax at all.

Answer 4

in roughly half of the USA, food is taxable...Arkansas just reduced the state sales tax on food from 6% to 3% two months ago...in Idaho the sales tax is 5% (including food)

In Arkansas, once state, county and city sales taxes are all added together, the sales tax on ANY good or service is 9.98% in Sebastian County...and that includes your power bill, cable bill, telephone bill, etc. (excepting food now...total sales tax comes to 6.98% when you buy groceries)

Answer 5

That depends on the state, and sometimes the municipality or county, since sales tax rules are set by the entity that charges them.

Answer 6

where i live , food is taxable