Itunes deducting too much from my prepaid balance?

Hi!
Just like the question states, I think that the Itunes store is deducting too much when I'm ordering apps in the app store. I have a total of $75 prepaid credits and bought apps that totals $9.95 (Got this from my purchase history). Deduct that from 75 gives me $65.05 dollars left. However, it says that I have 63.07 dollars left in my account. Please, can anyone help me ASAP??? I want my missing credits back, even though it was only $1.98!! Thanks in advance.

Deduct that from 75 gives me $65.05 dollars left. However, it says that I have 63.07 dollars left in my account.
You need to take into account any applicable taxes and or fees.
"Your total price will include the price of the product plus any applicable sales tax; such sales tax is based on the bill-to address and the sales tax rate in effect at the time you download the product. We will charge tax only in states where digital goods are taxable."
From here > iTUNES STORE - TERMS AND CONDITIONS

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