Multistate Purchasers. Attach the SSUTA Certificate of Exemption: Multistate Supplemental form and indicate the applicable reason for exemption and identification number (if required) for each of the additional states in which the purchaser wishes to claim exemption from tax.
Multistate Purchasers. Attach the SSUTA Certificate of Exemption – Multistate Supplemental Form and indicate the applicable reason for exemption and identification number (if required) for each of the additional states in which the purchaser wishes to claim exemption from tax. CAUTION: The exemptions listed are general exemptions most commonly allowed by member states. However, each state’s laws governing exemptions are different. New Jersey law provides for several exemptions that are not specifically named on this form. For general information on the taxability of common goods and services, and the applicability of the sales tax exemptions allowed under New Jersey law, see the Division’s website at: xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx. Seller: You are required to maintain proper records of exempt transactions and provide those records to Member states of the SST Governing Board, Inc., when requested. These certificates may be provided in paper or electronic format. If a paper exemption certificate is not forwarded by the purchaser, but instead the data elements required on the form are otherwise captured by the seller, the seller must maintain such data and make it available to Member states in the form in which it is maintained by the seller. You are relieved of the responsibility for collecting and remitting sales tax on the sale or sales for which the purchaser provided you with this exemption certificate, even if it is ultimately determined that the purchaser improperly claimed an exemption, provided all of the following conditions are met:
Multistate Purchasers. Attach the Certificate of Exemption – Multistate Supplemental Form and indicate the applicable reason for exemption and identification number (if required) for each of the additional states in which the purchaser wishes to claim exemption from tax.
