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April 4, 2012
Why Is Split-Pea Soup Taxable and Gazpacho Isn't?
In this week's cover story, Joe Eskenazi tackles the crazy logic behind California's laws regulating whether foods are subject to sales tax or not. Most people know the basics: Foods sold for preparation at home are not taxed and foods eaten outside the home are taxed. But the practical implications ... More >>
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February 18, 2008
Medical Marijuana Still Under Fire
In this week's cover story, Joe Eskenazi tackles the crazy logic behind California's laws regulating whether foods are subject to sales tax or not. Most people know the basics: Foods sold for preparation at home are not taxed and foods eaten outside the home are taxed. But the practical implications ... More >>
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September 26, 2007
Week of September 26-October 2, 2007
In this week's cover story, Joe Eskenazi tackles the crazy logic behind California's laws regulating whether foods are subject to sales tax or not. Most people know the basics: Foods sold for preparation at home are not taxed and foods eaten outside the home are taxed. But the practical implications ... More >>
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June 20, 2001
Et Tu, Mom?
A new theme is already beginning to take shape this young campaign season: politicians betraying their heirs
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May 6, 1998
Downtown's Fairy Godmother
Doris Ward, San Francisco's assessor, is tossing around commercial tax breaks as if they were fairy dust. It's costing the city at least $100 million a year.