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The Pantry Tax in PA is a sales tax on food and beverages purchased at grocery stores, convenience stores, and other food retailers in Pennsylvania.
The Pantry Tax in PA is currently 6%, which is the same as the state's general sales tax rate.
Yes, certain food and beverages are exempt from the Pantry Tax in PA, including most unprepared foods such as fruits, vegetables, and meats, as well as milk, baby formula, and dietary supplements.
No, there are no refunds for the Pantry Tax in PA. Once the tax is paid at the point of purchase, it is considered a part of the total cost of the items.
There have been discussions about potentially expanding the Pantry Tax in PA to include more food and beverages, but no changes have been implemented at this time.