1 / 24

Exemptions from Sales Tax

Exemptions from Sales Tax. Department of Revenue. Exemptions. What Who Why Documentation. Agricultural products Agricultural services Warranty Goods Food Stamps (SNAP) Water Supply System Trucking Services Trade-in Allowance Mini-Storage. Prescription drugs for humans

michel
Télécharger la présentation

Exemptions from Sales Tax

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Exemptions from Sales Tax Department of Revenue

  2. Exemptions What Who Why Documentation

  3. Agricultural products Agricultural services Warranty Goods Food Stamps (SNAP) Water Supply System Trucking Services Trade-in Allowance Mini-Storage Prescription drugs for humans Prescribed medical devices Healthcare Services Financial Services Social Services Travel Agent Services Advertising Services Examples of Exempt Products or Services

  4. Government ~ RGxxxx-xxxx-RG Not all government agencies have an RG number. Tribal Governments Public/Private Schools ~ RS or RE Relief Agencies ~ RA Nonprofit Hospitals EXEMPT PURCHASER

  5. Purchasers that are NOT exempt: Churches Purchases by churches are subject to sales tax. Non-profit civic organizations Such as PTA, Service Clubs (Rotary), Veterans clubs etc. Their purchases are subject to sales tax. Their dues are exempt from sales tax as are services provided by them. TAXABLE PURCHASER

  6. Sales for Resale Goods sold are shipped outside the state Documentation is shipping address Goods are leased outside the state Services are received by customer outside the state Examples of where tax is sourced (or due): Repair Service – keep documentation where customer takes receipt of the repaired item Consulting service – keep documentation where report is sent Online service – documentation is customer’s address Use Tax is due where the service is used. This may differ from where the receipt is. WHY IS IT EXEMPT

  7. RESALE PURCHASESOF PRODUCTS Tangible personal property purchased to be resold Tangible personal property purchased to be leased Note: Tangible personal property used by service providers cannot be purchased exempt for resale unless there is a specific exemption. Example: Chemicals used by lawn care providers can be purchased for resale.

  8. DOCUMENTATION FOR EXEMPT SALES IS REQUIRED Using the Exemption Certificate

  9. Exemption Certificate Purchaser must provide to Seller Good for only ST, WT, MT licenses No requirement to update, but DOR advises to updated every 3 years Invalid Certificates - Issuer may be held responsible for tax plus up to 50% penalty, and may be guilty of Class 1 Misdemeanor.

  10. Federal government State or local government (see next slide for out-of-state governments) Tribal government Foreign diplomat Charitable organization - SD Relief Agency permit required Religious or private educational organization - SD permit required (only SD religious or private schools are exempt) Resale Agricultural (item or service must be specifically exempt) Direct pay permit Direct Mail REASON FOR EXEMPTION

  11. The governments from other states or the District of Columbia are exempt from SD sales tax if the law in that state provides a similar exemption for SD governments. Governments providing a similar exemption: Colorado, Indiana, Iowa (lodging is not exempt), Minnesota (lodging and meals are not exempt), North Dakota, Ohio, and West Virginia. The governments from states without a sales tax are exempt from South Dakota sales tax. These states are Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon. EXEMPT GOVERNMENTS

  12. EXEMPT SERVICES ADVERTISING SERVCIES If ad is prepared and placed in the media by the service provider the service is exempt. Media: Newspaper, radio, TV, Internet, magazine etc. If prepared by service provider and given to the customer it is taxable.

  13. MANUFACTURERS Tangible personal property can be purchased for resale if it becomes part of the final product Examples of purchases for resale by manufacturer: • Steel • Screws • Tires • Engine • Glass • Shipping container

  14. MANUFACTURERS Raw materials sold to manufacturers, processors or fabricators are exempt from sales tax as a sale for resale. Raw materials include: containers labels packing cases wrapping paper twine bags bottles tape casings and similar articles and receptacles if they become part of other tangible personal property to be sold ultimately at retail. COMPONENT PARTS - CONTAINERS

  15. PACKAGING AND CONTAINERS Retailers can purchase certain containers exempt from sales tax as a sale for resale even if the retailer Furnishes the container free of charge to a customer, as long as the container hold products the retailer sold to the customer Containers include: bags, boxes, wrapping paper, twine, tape, cups, food wrappers, and similar articles. Containers the retailer reuses cannot be purchased for resale.

  16. SERVICES FOR RESALE Services as a component part of a manufactured product Example of services that might qualify for resale for manufacturer, fabricator or processor: • Welding • Painting • Design service does not qualify as a service for resale Two criteria must be met for service to be purchased for resale: • Service is not used in any manner by the seller and • Service is delivered or resold to the ultimate customer without any alteration or change.

  17. SERVICES FOR RESALE Is the service used to develop a product or does it become an actual physical part of the product? Designing - does not become actual part of product. Resale not allowed. Attaching components - becomes part of the product. Resale allowed.

  18. SERVICES TO OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS A service provider can purchase another service for resale if the service is delivered to a specific customer in conjunction with the services contracted to be provided to the customer. 3 criteria must be met in order to purchase the service for resale: • Purchased for or on behalf of a current customer; • Purchaser of the service does not use the service in any manner; and • Service is delivered or resold without any alteration or change

  19. RESALE EXAMPLES Veterinarian Services: Laboratory services for a specific customer can be purchased for resale The veterinarian’s service is subject to sales tax, but they can purchase medications as a sale for resale Products placed in or on the animal can be purchased by the veterinarian for resale

  20. RESALE EXAMPLES #1 - A computer software company hires a programmer to develop customized software for a specific client. Is this resale? Yes, it meets all 3 criteria. #2 - The software company hires a programmer to develop a new app to scan products and compare prices. The software company then copies and markets this plan to the public. Is this resale? No, not developed for specific client.

  21. ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS Exception to the rule that it “must meet the 3 criteria” Any service purchased by an architect, engineer or surveyor on behalf of a client in performance of a contract for that client may be purchased for resale.

  22. Sources • Internet Publications • Exempt Entities • Exemption Certificate • Statistics • List of Relief Agencies • Coming January 2012 You can request a tax seminar for your specific business or industry.

  23. Questions?Need Information? • Visit our Website • www.state.sd.us/drr2 • Toll Free Number: 1-800-829-9188 • Visit our Geographic Information Systems (GIS) • http://www.state.sd.us/drr2/GIS/index.htm Email the Business Tax Division • bustax@state.sd.us Check out our Quest Program (E-file)

More Related