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== Policy and Procedure Statements == | == Policy and Procedure Statements == | ||
=== Exemption from Federal Excise Tax === | |||
Appalachian State University, being an agency of the State of North Carolina, is exempt from the Federal Excise Tax. The Purchasing Office must furnish the State of North Carolina Exemption Number under which the University is authorized to purchase tax free, to vendors of items subject to the Federal Excise Tax: | Appalachian State University, being an agency of the State of North Carolina, is exempt from the Federal Excise Tax. The Purchasing Office must furnish the State of North Carolina Exemption Number under which the University is authorized to purchase tax free, to vendors of items subject to the Federal Excise Tax: | ||
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STATE GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS | STATE GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS | ||
=== State Sales Taxes - Rates and Exemptions === | |||
Other than for those categories of items exempt by law, all purchases of supplies and materials are subject to the inclusion of a 4% (or other applicable rate) State and a 2% Watauga County sales tax as part of the cost. All sales taxes are figured on the total cost of taxable items included. Refer to the following section on items exempt from sales tax for more details. | Other than for those categories of items exempt by law, all purchases of supplies and materials are subject to the inclusion of a 4% (or other applicable rate) State and a 2% Watauga County sales tax as part of the cost. All sales taxes are figured on the total cost of taxable items included. Refer to the following section on items exempt from sales tax for more details. | ||
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Include on Procurement Request - Applicable sales taxes are to be included on the procurement request when requisitioning materials and supplies. | Include on Procurement Request - Applicable sales taxes are to be included on the procurement request when requisitioning materials and supplies. | ||
=== Items Exempted From Sales Tax === | |||
*Items purchased for resale by the University are exempted at the point of purchase. The sales tax is collected and paid at the point of sale. Procurement requests covering such items must bear the notation, "Tax Exempt - Purchase for Resale." Vendors whose major sales are to a University agency or department which is exempt from the tax must have on file an Exemption Certificate. When appropriate, the Purchasing Office will furnish the vendors with the exemption certificates. | *Items purchased for resale by the University are exempted at the point of purchase. The sales tax is collected and paid at the point of sale. Procurement requests covering such items must bear the notation, "Tax Exempt - Purchase for Resale." Vendors whose major sales are to a University agency or department which is exempt from the tax must have on file an Exemption Certificate. When appropriate, the Purchasing Office will furnish the vendors with the exemption certificates. | ||
*Purchases of services. | *Purchases of services. | ||
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*Rental of real property. | *Rental of real property. | ||
=== Items Taxable at Special Rates === | |||
*Highway motor vehicles are taxed at a 2% rate with a maximum of $300.00 per vehicle. | *Highway motor vehicles are taxed at a 2% rate with a maximum of $300.00 per vehicle. | ||
*Purchase of supplies or equipment which are used in the manufacture of a product, such as water and electrical power, or used in a laundry operation are taxed at a 1% rate with a maximum of $80.00 per item. | *Purchase of supplies or equipment which are used in the manufacture of a product, such as water and electrical power, or used in a laundry operation are taxed at a 1% rate with a maximum of $80.00 per item. | ||
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Policy 509.19
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Policy and Procedure Statements
Exemption from Federal Excise Tax
Appalachian State University, being an agency of the State of North Carolina, is exempt from the Federal Excise Tax. The Purchasing Office must furnish the State of North Carolina Exemption Number under which the University is authorized to purchase tax free, to vendors of items subject to the Federal Excise Tax:
FEDERAL TAX EXEMPTION CHAPTER 32, INTERNAL REVENUE CODE REGISTRY NO. 56 70 0047 K FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
State Sales Taxes - Rates and Exemptions
Other than for those categories of items exempt by law, all purchases of supplies and materials are subject to the inclusion of a 4% (or other applicable rate) State and a 2% Watauga County sales tax as part of the cost. All sales taxes are figured on the total cost of taxable items included. Refer to the following section on items exempt from sales tax for more details.
Where items are being traded in as part of the payment, the sales tax is figured on original sales cost rather than on the net cost.
Include on Procurement Request - Applicable sales taxes are to be included on the procurement request when requisitioning materials and supplies.
Items Exempted From Sales Tax
- Items purchased for resale by the University are exempted at the point of purchase. The sales tax is collected and paid at the point of sale. Procurement requests covering such items must bear the notation, "Tax Exempt - Purchase for Resale." Vendors whose major sales are to a University agency or department which is exempt from the tax must have on file an Exemption Certificate. When appropriate, the Purchasing Office will furnish the vendors with the exemption certificates.
- Purchases of services.
- Purchases of seed, fertilizers, insecticides, and herbicides.
- Labor portion of charges for repairs to equipment when labor can be identified as a separate charge.
- Repairs and alterations, such as painting, masonry work, electrical work, plumbing where the order is for the vendor to furnish both labor and material. The vendor pays the tax on the materials that are used and figures the tax in the total cost. If the University buys the materials for a repair vendor to use, then the purchase of the materials is subject to sales tax.
- Rental of real property.
Items Taxable at Special Rates
- Highway motor vehicles are taxed at a 2% rate with a maximum of $300.00 per vehicle.
- Purchase of supplies or equipment which are used in the manufacture of a product, such as water and electrical power, or used in a laundry operation are taxed at a 1% rate with a maximum of $80.00 per item.