stackyFACTSBreathing is free, but putting compressed air into your tires will cost you both quarters and state tax. The state ensures that even the literal atmosphere is monetized the second it goes through a hose.
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When eighteenth-century London descended into total alcoholic chaos, Parliament tried to price sobriety into existence. The Gin Act imposed crushing duties on…
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In many regions, a microscopic dusting of wheat entirely changes a product's financial destiny. Items containing flour, like Twix or KitKat, are legally…
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While washing the inside of a building might dodge certain levies, cleaning the exterior glass is fully taxed. The state ensures that having an unobstructed…
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Even if a hotel gives away free food to guests, the state still demands tax revenue based on the cost of the ingredients. There is truly no such thing as a…
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If you wash your own vehicle, you just pay for the soap. Drive it through an automated machine, and the state demands a cut of the transaction. They really…
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Internal Revenue Service guidelines explicitly require US taxpayers to declare income generated from bribes, theft, and illegal drug sales on their annual tax…
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