Important Announcement

Due to critical system updates and the Labor Day holiday, the Louisiana Department of Revenue (LDR) will be closed from 2 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, through Monday, Sept. 7, 2026. In addition to the closure of all LDR offices during this period, all online services including electronic tax filing and payments and the Louisiana Taxpayer Access Point (LaTAP) portal will be unavailable as well. All in-person, telephone and online customer service will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

What is a bundled transaction?

A bundled transaction occurs when two or more distinct and identifiable products are sold at retail for one, non-itemized price. The term “products” can mean tangible personal property, services or digital products.

Example 1: A decorative ceramic bowl is sold with fresh fruit placed inside. These two items are sold for $50. The bowl and fruit are a bundled transaction because they are two distinct objects sold for on non-itemized price.

Example 2: A florist sells a vase, ribbon and fresh cut flowers to a customer for $20, $5 and $30 respectively. Each product is separately itemized on an invoice that totals $55. This is not a bundled transaction because there is not one non-itemized price for the vase, ribbon and flowers.