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Can I exchange my Macbook Pro at an Apple store?

I recently received a 15″ Macbook Pro (1.83ghz – older model, retailed for $1999) as a gift but I would like to exchange it for the newer 2.16ghz model (retails for $2499). Can I get store credit for my older model Macbook Pro for the original retail amount of $1999 and apply that to the newer model worth $2499? Why or why not?

Also, if I live in OR (no tax) would I be able to get store credit in WA for the $1999 plus tax, and then buy the newer model WITHOUT tax (using my OR tax exemption)?

Finally, how does store credit work with Apple? Does it only work for ONE store, or for ANY Apple store nationwide?

You should be able to exchange it.


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Legislation relating to the gift tax exemption on interspousal transfers of property (Report to the 1977 Legislature / Wisconsin Legislative Council)


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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Class 3? All other persons or corporations to whom transfers are subject to tax. Transfers not exceeding $500 are exempt from tax, but the entire transfer, if in excess of $500 is subject to tax. (Sec. 221-a, par. 3, page 29.) The Rates of Tax Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Upon transfers up to $25,000 1% 2% 5% Upon transfers in excess of $25,000 up to $100,000 2% 3% 6% Upon transfers in excess of $100,000 up to $200,000 3% 4% 7% Upon transfers in excess of $200,000.. . 4% 5% 8% Subject to the respective specific exemptions. (Sec. 221-a, page 28.) Illustration of the application of the rates to a gift of $1,000,000 to one person under the respective classes: Class 1? (a) First $5,000, Exempt Next 25,000 @ 1% $250 75,000 @ 2% 1,500 100,000 @ 3% 3,000 Bal. 795,000 @ 4% 31,800 $1,000,000 $36,550 (Sec. 221-a, par. 1, page 28.) (6-c) First $25,000 @ 1% $250 Next 75,000 @ 2% 1,500 100,000 @ 3% 3,000 Bal. 800,000 @ 4% 32,000 $1,000,000 $36,750 The gift, in the latter example, being in excess of $500 no specific exemption is allowed. (Sec. 221-a, par. 1, page 28.) Class 2? First $25,000 @ 2% $500 Next 75,000 @ 3% 2,250 100,000 @ 4% 4,000 Bal. 800,000 @ 5% 40,000 $1,000,000 $46,750 The gift being in excess of $500 no specific exemption is allowed. (Sec. 221-a, par. 2, page 29.) Class 3? First $25,000 @ 5% $1,250 Next 75,000 @ 6% 4,500 100,000 @ 7% 7,000 Bal. 800,000 @ 8% 64,000 $1,000,000 $76,750 The gift being in excess of $500 no specific exemption is allowed. (Sec. 221-a, par. 3, page 29.) Non-taxable Transfers The following transfers are non-taxable: (a) Any and all property devised or bequeathed: (1) for religious ceremonies for decedent, or (2) to any bis…

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