If you need to apply for a registration, go to mass.gov/dor and click on MassTaxConnect to complete an online application for registration. This certificate must be signed by and bear the name and ad dress of the purchaser and his/her Account …

left corner of the form marked “Eligible Nonregistered Purchaser” the purchaser is required to place one of the following in order of preference: 1) the Federal Identification Number of the business; 2) out of state registration number.

2024年7月1日 · MassTaxConnect is the recommended method to file and pay Form ST-6. You may also print and fill out a Form ST-6, and mail with payment to Mass. DOR - Trustee Tax Bureau, Contact Center - 200 Arlington St. 4th Floor - Chelsea, MA 02150.

The undersigned certifies that there is no requirement to pay the New Jersey Sales and/or Use Tax on the purchase or purchases covered by this Certificate because the tangible personal property or services purchased will be used for an exempt …

Printable Massachusetts Resale Exemption Certificate (Form ST-4), for making sales tax free purchases in Massachusetts.

2024年2月5日 · Businesses which receive a Form ST-4 can visit MassTaxConnect to find out if a potential buyer is registered with DOR to collect sales or meals tax.

Georgia Department of Revenue for sales and use tax purposes and will not use this form to make exempt purchases in the State. Under the penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this certificate; and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, it is

conversion of tangible personal property should use Form ST-12, Exempt Use Certificate. Tax-exempt organizations making pur-chases for other than resale are to use Form ST-5, Exempt Pur-chaser Certificate. 2. The purchaser must hold a valid Massachusetts vendor regis-tration. If you need to apply for a registration, go to www.mass.gov/dor

This form may be used by a contractor when purchasing or leasing tangible personal property from a vendor in connection with fulfilling a contract with its customer if the property will be used for one of the exempt uses described in Massachusetts General Laws (MGL) chapter 64H, section 6(r) or (s), which include the following: use di-