Form St-124 - Idaho Sales Tax Declaration Sample

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State Tax Commission
Publication
Promoter-sPonsored
643
events
Idaho State Tax Commission
Rev.
06-08-20120
800 Park Blvd., Plaza IV
Boise, ID 83712-7742
tax.idaho.gov
If you organize an event where two or more retailers
The Form ST-124, Idaho Sales Tax Declaration
sell or exchange their products and any related services,
See below for an example of what this form looks like. This
you’re considered a “promoter” and your event is
form allows your retailers to collect and report sales taxes,
considered a “promoter-sponsored event.”
or indicate that they already have a seller’s permit or that
Some examples of promoter-sponsored events include
they’re not selling anything that requires sales tax to be
bazaars, swap meets, flea markets, gun shows, fairs, or
charged. (Note that churches and nonprofits are responsible
organized yard sales not held at the seller’s residence.
for collecting sales tax on retail sales.)
Retailers can be businesses, individuals, or even
You can request ST-124 form online at
tax.idaho.gov/pse2
nonprofit organizations that sell, or make it known
or by calling (208) 334-7660 in Boise or (800) 972-7660
that they sell, a product or related service. A retailer is
toll free.
someone who:
There is no fee for this form. However, the ST-124s are
Sells or rents a tangible item, (see Idaho Code 63-
numbered, so please return the extras or let us know if you
3610)
don’t use all the forms you’ve requested.
Charges admission, or
Charges a fee for the use of tangible personal property
Penalties
or a facility for recreation
Regardless of the language in your contract with vendors,
Your responsibilities as a promoter
promoters must distribute the ST-124 forms. You may be
Before your event, obtain a Form ST-124 for each of
charged a penalty of $25 per participant (to a maximum of
your participants. You can get them by going to
$1,000) for not submitting Form ST-124 for any event at
tax.idaho.gov/pse2
on our website.
which you are the promoter.
Complete Section A, Promoter’s Information.
Questions
Each participant must then complete Sections B and C,
Participant’s Information and Sales Tax Declaration.
If you have any questions, go to our website at
tax.idaho.
Before your event starts, you should collect a copy of
gov/pse1, visit one of our local offices, or call (208) 334-
the Form ST-124 — with Sections B and C completed
7575 in Boise or (800) 972-7660 toll free.
— from each of your participants.
Send these copies to the Tax Commission within 10
Other tax requirements
days of the start of the event. The address is on the
form. (If any participants refuse to complete the form,
Whether you’re in business for yourself, or you represent
you must supply their name and contact information in
a corporation or partnership, you’ll need to file an Idaho
lieu of the form copy.)
income tax return if your gross income from Idaho meets
For each copy where the participant has marked
the filing requirement. If you have employees in Idaho, you
the YES box (“YES, I need this temporary seller’s
may also need to file and pay employee taxes.
permit”), you can claim a $1 tax credit on your Idaho
income tax return.
tax.idaho.gov

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