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November 30, 2022

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Let’s Be Frank, the ‘Hot Dog Tax’ Didn’t Cut the Mustard

by Caleb Newquist

What?! You never heard of the 'hot dog tax'? You need to ketchup!  In reality, the hot dog tax was not a tax on hot dogs per se  as Kelly Phillips Erb fires things up: In 1971, New York managed to push through a law which imposed a state and city sales tax to restaurant bills that […]