Is tax applied to monthly plans?

I'm enrolled in a US monthly prepaid plan.  Where can I see the details of my charge each month - including taxes and fees?  Shouldn't I receive a receipt each month I'm charged with these details? The main reason I'm asking is that my total charge amount increased this month but I have no idea why

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I don't understood why I am charged 17% in taxes on data only add-ons when i have exceeded my data for the month when i have already paid the taxes on the unlimited voice and text messaging. I work in telecom and as far as I know, internet access is non-taxable. It isn't even assessed state sales ta

Hi,It would be great if ATT announce Mobile Plans cost including taxes like other carriers do. Thanks,

I just signed up for AT&T yesterday. When I spoke with the sales representative, he told me my bill would be $135.00 (Before taxes and fees). I'm just a little confused now because my bill says it will be $192.02 monthly. Here's my breakdown:  - $25 x2 for my discounted smartphone line access (Disco

Are the taxes on your bill charged on hardware installment payments or just service?

I was setting up and AT&T plan so I could estimate the cost to switch carriers, but the monthly charge advertised ($140/month + taxes and fees) seems to vary wildly because of a ridiculously high sales tax applied every month on every device (Please see the table below for reference)Am I missing som

Hey everyone!  Just opened a new line with AT&T and they sent me a "Customer Service Summary". Most of it makes sense like prorated charges and my regular monthly charges. Where I am getting lost at the State and Local Tax. Here are the charges:  Monthly Charges: $150Prorated Charges & Credits: $19.

The taxes on my $45/mo plan tripled from $2.47 in March to $7.99 in April, which is 17.76%.  What gives? Why am I not given any breakdown or explanation of what these taxes are so that I can verify that they are correct? Has anyone seen this documented anywhere?