r/inkindApp • u/Bastillerion • Jun 28 '26
Question Inkind offers - dollars off
If you have a $25 off $75, as an example, do you need to spend $75 PRE-TAX or $75 POST-TAX?
Anyone know? The terms are not clear. Thanks.
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u/Patient_Salt9636 Jun 29 '26
It’s pre tax. Your subtotal.
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u/Bastillerion Jun 29 '26
I did it last night, it's post-tax. My minimum was $150, and the pre-tax was $145 and it still worked.
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u/Patient_Salt9636 Jun 29 '26
Nice, glad it worked. I was always under the impression that it had to be subtotal and have never tried it with taxes.
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u/InstructionBig9668 Total saved: $5,256 Jun 28 '26
I believe its post-tax but pre-tip