In the DRS Tax Detail Display, which statement is true?

• A. The tax rate for each segment
• B. The total fare excluding tax
• C. The sum of all the individual taxes that match the ticket transaction
• D. The tax due date

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that the DRS Tax Detail Display presents the total tax amount by adding up every tax line that applies to the specific ticket transaction. Taxes can include multiple types from different authorities (such as passenger facility charges, security fees, federal taxes, etc.), and each one contributes to the overall tax for that ticket. By summing all these individual taxes that match the ticket, the display shows the complete tax total for that transaction.

This isn’t showing the tax rate for each segment, nor the base fare excluding tax, nor a tax due date—the focus here is on the total tax amount tied to the ticket by aggregating all the applicable tax line items.