Originally Posted by jetcity405
Hi everyone, relatively new to the delta forum. has anyone had experience with delta correctly.incorrectly charging tax on denied boarding vouchers....
my experience with aa is that there are not supposed to be taxes on them and i have several times had them redo them for doing this.
what's delta's rule? can someone help me with info? thanks
I'm not quite sure of your question. But here are some potential answers:
1) When earning a voucher, The DBC voucher is for a fixed Delta dollar amount ($400 max). It doesn't have any taxes attached to this amount. It is just a flat dollar amount. Delta doesn't report this to the goverment as "income" (if that was your question).
2) When redeeming, the voucher can be used for the total price of a ticket (including any airport fees and taxes). If your ticket is for less than the DBC, you will get a residual value that can be applied to another ticket.
Hope this helps
Happydad