Writers, Composers And Artists - Annual Reconciliation: Sales And Use Tax Return To Be Filed By Writers, Composers And Artists Page 2

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2014
Make sure this is the same information from
Page One of the form
Name
Taxpayer ID
This is the dollar amount of ALL sales of
artistic works for the past year that are covered
under the exemption.
SCHEDULE A
TOTALS
1. Sales by category
This is anything else you sold under your RI
a. Artistic, composed, or written works (one of a kind or limited edition)................................
1a.
Sales Tax Permit that was NOT covered under
b. Other sales: All sales not listed on line 1a..........................................................................
1b.
the exemption (see below).
c. Gross sales. Add lines 1a and 1b....................................................................................
1c.
This is the total of lines 1a and 1b.
2. USE: Cost of personal property per RIGL 44-18-20...................................................................
2.
Most people will not ll in this line. If you buy
3. TOTAL. Add lines 1c and 2........................................................................................................
3.
items out of state which you use to create a work
(like an easel , which isn’t in the nished work)
and don’t pay tax at the time you purchase it,
SCHEDULE B
you should list the cost of those items here.
4. Legal Deductions - Sales
This is the total of lines 1c and 2.
a. Artistic, composed, or written works (one of a kind or limited edition).................................
4a.
This is what you sold last year that was covered
b. Resale...................................................................................................................................
4b.
under the exemption. It should equal line 1a
c. Interstate...............................................................................................................................
4c.
above.
d. Exempt Organizations:
Items sold to an art gallery or reseller of your
1. Federal and State..........................................................................................................
4d1.
work (sales listed in 1b above).
2. Other exempt organizations & non-profits RIGL 44-18-30(5)............................................
4d2.
e.
Other (Deductions not separately listed above).
4e.
Items sold out of state (sales listed in 1b above).
Specify________________________
You will likely leave these lines blank unless
f. Total Deductions. Add lines 4a through 4e...........................................................................
4f.
you sell to a federal, state or non-pro t org.
5. Net Taxable Sales. Subtract line 4f from line 3. Carry to page 1, line A.............
5.
You will likely leave these lines blank as well.
This is the total of lines 4a through 4f.
SCHEDULE C
6. a. Artistic exemption number: ___________________________________________
This is the exemption number that RI Taxation
Subtract line 4f from line 3. CHECK YOUR MATH
b. Type of work(s) sold: __________________________________________________________
gave you when you applied for the exemption.
then take this gure and enter it on line A on
c. Number of work(s) sold:
Page One. If you’ve done this right you will
Month
Number of Works Sold
Use one or two words if you can
January
have “backed out” all exempt art sales (line 1a
(like “painting” or “crafts items”). If you sell
February
a variety of items in di erent media, list the
will equal line 4a), and the only taxable items are
March
predominant art forms
April
things that don’t qualify for the exemption.
May
Provide the NUMBER of works you sold, by
June
month, NOT the dollar amount of the sales.
July
Total the number at the bottom of the column
August
September
(where it says “Total Works Sold”). Do the best
October
you can.
November
December
Total Works Sold

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