Returning nested array with added key=>value

This works, but do I have to make a new array, result, or is there a way to just insert the field I need into each $key of the received parameter $data?

Won't this way take up more memory needlessly?

function add_tax($data){
            $result = [];
            foreach($data as $product => $details) {
                $details['tax'] = 0;
                $result[$product] = $details;
                } 
            return $result;
          }

You could try something along these lines:

function add_tax($data){
        foreach($data as $product => $details) {
            $data[$product]['tax'] = 0;
        }
        return $data;
}

EDIT 1:

After a bit more researching on foreach I have come up with the following alternative:

function add_tax(&$data) {
    foreach($data as &$details)
        $details['tax'] = 0;
}

In reference to Alex L: I apologize, the original answer was rushed. The first snippet was simply a way of answering the question, that yes, it is possible to iterate through $data without generating a new variable. Also, to MikeiLL, yes, that would be a waste of memory. This second snippet passes both variables by reference, which does not require any excess usage of memory. It is the most optimal format of this process.

NOTE: The unset in the function is not exactly necessary, but as your question referenced memory usage, unset breaks the reference and releases that memory.

EDIT 2:

Due to very strong backing in the comments, I've removed the call to unset (truth be told I'd never use it myself, but wanted to reference it's usage within the function)

StackExchange Code Review Q#57314, answer score: 4