In its most basic form, a sales tax exemption certificate alleviates a company from collecting and remitting sales tax on certain products and services. The most common exemption is “sale for resale,” which allows businesses to purchase products free of tax. Other exemptions can apply to special entities, including government organizations and nonprofits.

The purchaser has the responsibility for determining whether they are exempt or not and obtaining a valid exemption certificate. But, it is the job of business to validate and maintain these exemption certificates in order to not be held responsible for not charging sales tax leaving your business with the responsibility of paying the tax to the state if assessed under audit.

So how do you manage this? Listen to this podcast discussing exemption certificates. We cover:

• The differences between exemptions and exclusions
• What forms are needed to qualify
• Industry specific examples
• Best practices for exemption certificate management

Brian - Chief Revenue Officer, Partner at TaxConnex
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Jeff - Consulting Practice Leader, Partner at TaxConnex
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