Electronic tax filing has taken a lot of the drama out of April 15.
Businesses from convenience stores to sit-down restaurants are responding with discounts, which an emphasis on caffeine, sugar and pizza. Some work in the numerals 10 and 40, in honor of IRS Form 1040.
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Here are some promotions that have been announced on company website, social media or in news releases.
Most offers are good for Tuesday only and exclude alcohol or such items as gift cards. Check details with restaurant chains before you commit.
7-Eleven: Customers using the 7NOW Delivery app can get $10.40 off any order of $20 or more. Use the code WRITEOFF. 7-eleven.com
BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse: Customers can get $10 off any $40 food purchase for dine-in or takeout. Use the promo code 10OFF40. bjsrestaurants.com
California Pizza Kitchen: Members of the 40-year-old chain’s reward program can get $10 off purchases of $40 or more. cpk.com/taxday
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf: Customers can get a free upgrade from regular to large size. coffeebean.com
Dog Haus: Customers who spend $5 or more can get free tater tots. doghaus.com
Krispy Kreme: Customers who order a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts online can get a second dozen for free. Use the promo code TAXBREAK. krispykreme.com
Mountain Mike’s Pizza: Customers can get 15% off any pepperoni pizza except minis. Use the code ALLPEPP1525. mountainmikespizza.com
Paris Baguette: Customers can get a free pastry with any beverage purchase. parisbaguette.com
Round Table Pizza: Customers can get $7 off a large or XL pizza at participating locations through April 17. Use the code RTP220.
