Parent Tax on Halloween Candy to be Record High This Year
Halloween is a happy time for children, filling their bags with colorful sugar concoctions, but this Halloween may be a little less happy, as a high projected "parent tax" on candy is expected to be higher than usual.
According to local Circleville parents, the reason for the high "parent tax" is
because of inflation and higher gasoline prices, I guess.
- Studies show that the more candy parents take in taxes, the lower the percentage of dental costs throughout the year.
- The legalization of recreational marijuana may also contribute to higher costs.
Author's summary: High "parent tax" on Halloween candy expected this year.
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