You know what's BS?

When your insurance gives you money back for stuff you lost in a catastrophe, you don't get the 10% paid in sales tax. So on say, $1,000,000 in total losses on stuff you've bought, you paid $100,000 in taxes at some point.

And when you rebuy it with the money you recieve from insurance, you get to pay another 10% in sales tax.

Thanks and go eat a bag of dicks State Farm.

Benevolent internet pseudonym. AKA @boredelonmusk elsewhere.

Does this rule apply to all insurance companies, or is it just specific ones that handle it this way?