- Pennsylvania court holds Perrier qualifies as a soft drink subject to sales tax
- Taxpayer filed refund petitions after paying sales tax on Perrier
- Department of Revenue denied refund petitions, stating Perrier is carbonated water
- Commonwealth Court affirmed denial, stating Perrier is carbonated and therefore a soft drink
- Court rejected taxpayer’s argument that only artificially carbonated water can be taxed as a soft drink
- Court determined that Perrier falls within the definition of a soft drink for sales tax purposes
Source: grantthornton.com
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