[Amazon.ca] KIND Bars Almond Sea Salt Dark Chocolate 12ct, Gluten Free, 40g - $9 or $7.65 (with S&S of 15% off) (Sold Out)

dannyphones wrote: ↑ Tax should be charged on any "finished product".
If it was nuts and seeds and you made the bar yourself there'd be no tax.
Dunno why you don't pay for cliff bars, they probably have them miscategorized.

Looks like the 12 count is done, would have been a great deal.

lcmt wrote: ↑ As far as I know, it is not that simple. Anyways, I don't mind to pay tax as long as Amazon does it correctly. Amazon has a historic problem on charging tax for almost all grocery products in the past

52. Many bars on the market are labelled as energy bars or protein bars. These types of bars are generally taxable unless they qualify as meal replacements or nutritional supplements that meet the conditions set out in paragraph 160 of this memorandum

https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency ... c155586113

bubs21 wrote: ↑ Shows 9.00$ for me

Sebrondeau wrote: ↑ Is there really a limit of 3 per account? I was able to place 2 orders of 3 units on S&S.

althetrainer wrote: ↑ I see only 4-ct. for Almond Sea Salt Dark chocolate. Where is the 12-ct option?

lcmt wrote: ↑ I just check. You can place multiple orders (but don't know the limit) with limit of 3 on each order. I believe this is a glitch from the ordering system. If you need more than 3, then go ahead and order multiple times. To me, 3 is enough. I will update my post in a moment.

sandy_beach wrote: ↑ it doesn’t allow an account to purchase more than three boxes.

sandy_beach wrote: ↑ it doesn’t allow an account to purchase more than three boxes.

sandy_beach wrote: ↑ it doesn’t allow an account to purchase more than three boxes.

althetrainer wrote: ↑ I ran into the same restriction buying Starbucks instant coffee. I even tried making two separate orders but the system detected my previous order and denied the second attempt.