If a vendor miscalculate state sales tax and charged 9.3% instead of the actual 9.25%. Can I still deduct up to the 9.25%?

The two receipts in question are for building materials as part of a major home renovation.

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Yes, you can use what you actually paid to determine the actual cost basis of your renovation. Add this total home renovation to the original cost basis of your home.

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If a vendor miscalculate state sales tax and charged 9.3% instead of the actual 9.25%. Can I still deduct up to the 9.25%?

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