The law in Nevada is that there is no tax applied to comps IF:
1. The facility is owned by the casino
2. The points CANNOT be used for cash back
Otherwise, tax applies.
At 04:21 PM 1/22/2008, you wrote:
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>If you buy a box of cigars in the Harrahs gift shop (I've done this)
>the cashier will tell you the price is, for example $10.73. But when
>you present your Total Rewards card for payment, your receipt will say
>$10 and a separate listing abled "Tax Forgiven" shows the difference.
>And only the $10 is taken out of your Total Rewards account.
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>At $10 per box, those gotta be pretty nasty cigars! :)
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