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New York State and Local Sales and Use Tax Exempt Purchase Certificate for Certain Property and Services Used in Dramatic and Musical Arts Performances. ST-122. Instructions on form. Exempt Purchase Certificate for an Agent of a New York Governmental Entity; available by calling (518) 485-2889.
- New York State and Local Sales and Use Tax ST-121 Exempt Use Certificate
Purchases described in item G are exempt from all state and...
- Exemption Certificates for Sales Tax - NYS Department of Taxation and ...
A properly completed exemption certificate accepted in good...
- New York State and Local Sales and Use Tax ST-121 Exempt Use Certificate
Purchases described in item G are exempt from all state and local sales and use taxes when delivered or used outside New York City, but subject to New York City local sales and use tax when delivered or used in New York City.
26 Μαρ 2010 · A properly completed exemption certificate accepted in good faith protects the seller from liability for the sales tax not collected from the purchaser. Exemption certificates of other states or countries are not valid to claim exemption from New York State and local sales and use tax.
This page explains how to make tax-free purchases in New York, and lists seven New York sales tax exemption forms available for download.
A sales tax exemption certificate can be used by businesses (or in some cases, individuals) who are making purchases that are exempt from the New York sales tax. You can download a PDF of the New York Exempt Use Certificate (Form ST-121) on this page.
The United States of America and its agencies and instrumentalities are also exempt from paying New York State sales tax. Examples include: United States Department of State. Internal Revenue Service. Other states of the United States and their agencies and political subdivisions do not qualify for sales tax exemption. Examples include:
Businesses can apply for certificates that exempt them from paying sales tax on certain items. These certificates are issued by the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF). Businesses complete the certificate, and provide it to the vendor.
