No Coupons Required: These States Want To Give You A Discount On Your Groceries
Several states are considering lowering or eliminating their sales taxes on groceries to help shoppers save money.
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Couponer Is Dealt A Final Setback In Decade-Old Dispute
A long-running dispute over coupons and taxes comes to an apparent end, ten years later.
New Agreement Could Make Your Coupons More Valuable
A group representing two dozen states considers doing away with a prohibition on eliminating sales tax on manufacturer’s coupons.
Lawsuit Calls This Company’s Coupons “Unlawful and Erroneous”
Uber Eats is accused of overcharging customers who use coupons to order food through its service.
Retailer Wins Complicated Discount Dispute
A New York retailer wins a sales tax dispute that could have implications for shoppers everywhere.
Couponer Wins 38-Cent Lawsuit Against BJ’s, Again
A Pennsylvania court upholds a 38-cent judgment in favor of a couponer who was overcharged at BJ’s.
Major Setback For Couponers in Sales Tax Dispute
An appeals court dashes the hopes of a woman who sued BJ’s after being overcharged when using coupons.
Seven-Year Coupon Dispute Ends With 38-Cent Refund
A long-running legal dispute over sales tax and coupons ends with a BJ’s customer getting his 38 cents back.
Rebate and Savings Dispute Gets Even More Complicated
A retailer fights back against a state’s lawsuit, which claims it should be charging sales tax on discounted items.
Photo Store Sued For Giving Customers – And Itself – Big Discounts
The question of how sales tax applies to items purchased with coupons and discounts is at the center of a lawsuit filed by New York state.
