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Miscellaneous <br />Sales to nonprofit organizations <br />Qualifying nonprofit organizations must give you a ful- <br />ly completed Certificate of Exemption, Form ST3, in- <br />cluding their exempt status number (if they have one) to <br />claim exemption on purchases. <br />Equipment sales <br />If you sell or lease equipment or other items that are used <br />in your business, the sale may be taxable. For additional <br />information, request Fact Sheet 132, Occasional Sales of <br />Business Equipment and Goods. <br />Resale <br />Goods. When you buy items to resell, buy the items ex- <br />empt from tax by giving your supplier a fully completed <br />Form ST3, Certificate of Exemption, using Reason Code <br />G, Resale. Charge your customers sales tax when you <br />sell the items at retail. <br />Services. Car dealers, leasing companies, and service <br />stations often subcontract with others for services like <br />car washing, towing, and rustproofing. The cost of these <br />services is included in the sales or lease price of the ve- <br />hicle, or is billed directly to the customer by the dealer, <br />lessor, or service station. The car dealer, leasing compa- <br />ny or service station can buy these services exempt from <br />sales tax by giving the subcontractor a fully completed <br />Form ST3, Certificate of Exemption, using Reason Code <br />G, Resale. <br />Local sales and use taxes <br />If you are located or working in an area with a local tax, <br />local sales or use tax may also be due. Local taxes are <br />listed and explained in detail in Fact Sheet 164, Local <br />Sales and Use Taxes. <br />Use tax <br />If you buy taxable items or services that are used, stored <br />or consumed in Minnesota without paying sales tax, you <br />owe use tax. If you buy taxable items and pay another <br />state5s sales tax at a lower rate, you owe use tax based on <br />the difference in tax rates. Request Fact Sheet 146, Use <br />Tax for Businesses, for more information. <br />How to report sales and use tax <br />Report state and local sales and use taxes electronically <br />over the Internet at www.revenue.state.mn.us. If you <br />don't have Internet access, you can file by phone at 1- <br />800-570-3329. <br />References <br />M.S. 297A.61, Subd. 3(6)(ii) <br />M.S. 297A.68, Subd. 3, Materials used in providing certain <br />taxable services <br />M.S. 297B.01, Subd. 5, Motor vehicle <br />Revenue Notice 2000-03, Exemptions: Materials Used or Con- <br />sumed in Providing Taxable Services <br />Other fact sheets you may need: <br />Fact Sheet 142, Sales to Governments <br />Fact Sheet 146, Use Tax for Businesses <br />3 Minnesota Revenue, Motor Vehicle Towing .. . <br />