Bundled services: naturally bundled packages are treated as a single service; otherwise the highest-taxed element governs. Principles for interpreting service descriptions hold that a reference to a main service excludes services used to provide it and that the most specific description prevails; bundled services are treated as a single service when elements are naturally bundled giving the bundle its essential character, otherwise the bundle is taxed as the element attracting the highest liability, and specific descriptions override the bundled-service rule.
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Bundled services: naturally bundled packages are treated as a single service; otherwise the highest-taxed element governs.
Principles for interpreting service descriptions hold that a reference to a main service excludes services used to provide it and that the most specific description prevails; bundled services are treated as a single service when elements are naturally bundled giving the bundle its essential character, otherwise the bundle is taxed as the element attracting the highest liability, and specific descriptions override the bundled-service rule.
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