I've heard that food comps in Nevada should not be taxed, but sometimes we
do get taxed. At the Coast casinos, if you have a comp, the restaurants don't
tax you. But at Venetian they insisted you had to pay the tax.
Is the discrepancy due to casino-owned restaurants versus private, or based
on something else entirely? Is there a difference if you have a comp for a
"meal" versus a amount-type comp (like $100)?
And if we really shouldn't be taxed, is there a Nevada tax code we can quote
to get some relief?
Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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