Showing posts with label Burger King. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burger King. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Restaurants together with other Businesses provide free merchandise on Tax Day

Tax Day 2026 takes place on Wednesday, April 15 and various restaurant chains together with select other businesses provide free merchandise and buy one get one free deals and discount offers to assist customers who struggle with their tax obligations. The majority of these offers include food items which customers can claim on April 15 and during a brief time period that follows while they need to use a rewards application or complete an online order or enter a promotional code to access the offers. Customers should verify their eligibility for services at different locations by checking the business's application and website or by making an advance phone inquiry. The main national offers through current promotions are compiled in this overview.



Truly Free Treats (or Free with Any/Minimal Purchase)

  • Krispy Kreme — offers customers who purchase a dozen donuts at regular price the opportunity to receive a complimentary second dozen of Original Glazed donuts. Customers can redeem this offer through in-store purchases drive-thru service and online shopping using their app by entering the code TAXBREAK for pickup or delivery.
  • California Tortilla — Get free small chips + queso (or salsa) with any purchase. Use code GOVCHEESE online/in-app or say “Government Cheese” in-store.
  • Kona Ice — Free shaved ice (any flavor) at participating trucks nationwide on April 15 (they call it “Chill Out Day”).
  • Goldfish Crackers (via Pepperidge Farm) — Two free bags of Goldfish. Visit GoldfishParentTax.com starting at 4:15 p.m. ET on April 15, answer a few quick “parent tax” questions. While supplies last.
  • Paris Baguette (loyalty/rewards members) — Free pastry with any beverage purchase on April 15.

Buy-One-Get-One (BOGO) or Free-with-Purchase Deals

  • Potbelly — Free original-size sandwich or wrap with purchase of any big or original sandwich/wrap on April 15.
  • Great American Cookies (loyalty/rewards members) — BOGO free Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake slice (online/in-app or in-store).
  • Subway (Sub Club/rewards members) — BOGO free footlong sub with code FLBOGO (valid through April 28). They’re also randomly refunding 1,040 sandwich purchases made on April 15.

Straight Discounts & Other Offers

  • BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse — $10 off $40+ purchase (dine-in, takeout, or delivery) on April 15; some locations use code TAXDAY.
  • Dickey’s Barbecue Pit — $10 off $50+ orders with code WRITEOFF (online or app only) on April 14–15.
  • Grimaldi’s Pizzeria — $10.40 off $40+ (dine-in, to-go, or online with code TAXDAY26) on April 15 at most locations.
  • Round Table Pizza — 15% off all orders (dine-in, carryout, delivery) April 15–19 with code RTP978.

Other Notable Mentions

  • Burger King (Royal Perks members): Whopper Wednesday pricing applies on April 15 — regular Whopper $3.99 or small combo $6.99.
  • QDOBA (Rewards members): Take a short survey at TaxDayGuacRelief.com by April 15 → get $5 off a full-size entrée (added to your account April 20, redeemable April 20–26). Guac is always free here anyway.
  • Olive Garden: Ongoing “Buy One, Take One” pasta deal (buy one entrée in-restaurant, get a second to take home free) runs through May 3 and overlaps Tax Day nicely.

The non-food benefits included several options which provided users the opportunity to receive a $1,000 Blue Buffalo pet food credit through their Tax Day website while offering free Uber rides to TurboTax offices in select cities and document shredding services at Office Depot/OfficeMax. The major national freebie events occur almost exclusively at restaurant locations.

Some deals sell out or include restrictions, so the best step one can take is to check the app or website offered by a given brand or store today. Happy tax season!

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Stock Carnival Ecstasy - November 7, 2012

Painter Duncan Grant with Keynes.
Painter Duncan Grant with Keynes. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Welcome to the November 7, 2012 edition of Stock Carnival Ecstasy.We start this carnival with a couple of articles from John Schmoll including a look at the connection between Earnings Season and the iPad Mini. Stefanz writes about the successful investor Sir John Maynard Keynes. Finally we have an earnings look at Burger and Google Inc from Bill Smith. Hope you enjoy the articles, bookmark, share, tweet on Twitter, like on Facebook and come back soon.

Arduino Schenato
presents PRICE ACTION | FOREX NEWS | PIN BAR STRATEGIES | HereForexInsider posted at HereForexInsider, saying, "Yesterday we saw a available short signal on the break-down of the last monday's indecision candle. That low has not been damaged and today the daily chart provides a new chance for us as price action naked dealers having been formed a price action short signal very clear and obvious."

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John Schmoll presents What Earnings Season and the iPad Mini Have in Common posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Most publicly traded companies announce their earnings four times a year, which is known as Earnings Season. If you know what to look for it can provide a wealth of information the health and direction of the company."

John Schmoll
presents How to Save For Retirement, in a Picture posted at Frugal Rules, saying, "Saving for retirement is not something that happens overnight. It is a marathon and not a sprint. By starting early in life, you can get a great start which will produce long term benefits that you can reap in retirement."

harry campbell
presents Do You Invest in Expensive Kitchen Knives? A Review of my Shun Chef’s Knife posted at Your Personal Finance Pro - Personal Financial Advice for Young Professionals, saying, "http://yourpfpro.com/do-you-invest-in-expensive-kitchen-knives-review-of-my-shun-chefs-knife/"

stefanz
presents Successful investors: Sir John Maynard Keynes - Investing: Strategy, Risk, Tools, and more... - Skuzet posted at skuzet, saying, "I am writing a series of articles about successful investors. Few people know that Sir Maynard Keynes was a very successful investor, besides being an influential economist."

stefanz
presents Benjamin Graham - Investing: Strategy, Risk, Tools, and more... - Skuzet posted at skuzet, saying, "I am writing a series of articles on the life and investment philosophies of successful investors. Benjamin Graham, being one of the most successful investors, certainly could not be skipped."

stocks

Bill Smith presents Burger King Restaurant Sales Are Up posted at FastSwings, saying, "Burger King does well as McDonalds falters."

Bill Smith
presents Investing In Google Today posted at FastSwings, saying, "Anyone asking the question why should I invest in Google will need to consider what they are looking for when putting their money into the market."

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Carlos Sera presents A Transformative Tale posted at Financial Tales, saying, "In this tale, A Transformative Tale, we will learn how to transform one type of asset class return into another. This is called a transformation and thus the name of this tale. We will specifically look at transforming bond returns to stock returns. Please note that I don’t recommend that you try this at home. I would leave this type of transformation to professionals but I write this tale so that you can understand once again the importance of assessing risk by focusing on the maximum draw down."

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of stock carnival ecstasy using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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Sunday, November 4, 2012

Burger King Rises as McDonalds Fails

English: A selection of value-menu hamburgers ...
English: A selection of value-menu hamburgers from American fast food chains. Clockwise from left to right: McDonald's McDouble, Burger King Buck Double, Sonic Drive-In Jr. Deluxe Burger, Wendy's Double Stack. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
In the last quarter it was shown in a recent quarterly report that Burger King (BKC) performed better in sales than rival McDonald's.

BKC executives did not reveal whether the higher restaurant sales, along with new customers transferring business from McDonald's or other fast food restaurants were the reasons for this change.

CFO, Daniel Schwartz announced that they are expecting to maintain their share of business growth and indeed, sales have continued to rise during the month of October.

One strategic change in operations is the value menu which focuses on making food affordable for families. Promotions such as the barbecue menu have also attracted many new customers over the past summer.

This fast food restaurant has made a point of attracting elderly and senior customers, both men and women. Offering salads, wraps and smoothies which are popular menu items for these demographics.

This fast food business has traditionally been known to be mainly popular with young males, 20-26. Making changes to the menu, gearing it toward the McDonald's style gives them a wider range of customers to sell to.

Earnings for Burger King went up by seventeen cents a share, exceeding the fifteen cents analysts had predicted for the period.

In June, the company paid out a quarterly dividend at four cents per share.

Burger King was a private company before it was purchased for more than three billion dollars by 3G Capital Management in Brazil.

A shell company, Justice Holdings, acquired BKC via a reverse merger and then the company went public through an IPO.

Last summer, the shares became available on the market first at $14.50. Last Friday the share price went to $14.95. Because of Hurricane Sandy, the NYSE was closed on Monday and Tuesday.

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