To submit this form, ensure it is fully completed and signed. You may need to submit it to the seller during your purchase transaction. If required by your state, send it to the relevant state tax department. Always keep a copy for your records.

The Uniform Sales & Use Tax Resale Certificate is updated periodically. For the latest revisions and updates, please refer to the issuing authority's official guidelines. Make sure your certificate is up-to-date to remain compliant.

The Uniform Sales & Use Tax Resale Certificate is a critical document for businesses engaged in reselling goods or services across multiple states. Its primary purpose is to certify that the purchases made are for resale, thus exempting them from sales tax at the point of sale. It ensures that businesses only pay sales tax once the goods are sold to the end consumer, preventing double taxation and reducing overall tax liability.

• 1. Issued to Seller: Seller's name and address information.
• 2. I certify that: Buyer's certification including name, address, and business type.
• 3. Description of Business: Short description of the buyer's business activities.
• 4. State Registration/Permit/ID Number: Registration or permit number for applicable states.
• 5. Authorized Signature: Signature of the authorized buyer representative, with title and date.

Failure to submit this form may result in the seller charging sales tax on your purchases. The responsibility of proving eligibility for exemption falls on the buyer.

• Tax Liability: Buyer may be required to pay sales tax on transactions.
• Penalties: Potential fines or penalties for misuse or failure to provide exemption certificate.

• 1. Resale Purchases: To claim exemption on goods purchased for resale.
• 2. Ingredient/Component Purchases: To claim exemption on materials used in manufacturing products for resale.
• 3. Interstate Transactions: To provide tax exemption information for transactions across multiple jurisdictions.