- California Court of Appeal ruled that sales tax on cell phones should be based on full price
- Consumers argued that discounted price of phones should be used for tax calculation
- Court analyzed Regulation 1585 defining bundled transactions
- Court sided with CDTFA, stating full price of phones should be used for tax calculation
- Ruling has implications for California retailers, who must ensure compliance with tax laws
Source: taxconnections.com
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