Form E-589-Affidavit To Exempt Contractors From The Additional State Tax

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Form E-589
10-01
North Carolina Department of Revenue
Post Office Box 25000
Raleigh, North Carolina 27640-0001
AFFIDAVIT TO EXEMPT CONTRACTORS
FROM THE ADDITIONAL ½% STATE TAX
TO BE USED IN CONNECTION WITH SALES OR PURCHASES OF BUILDING
MATERIALS FOR USE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF LUMP SUM OR UNIT PRICE
CONTRACTS ENTERED INTO OR AWARDED PRIOR TO OCTOBER 16, 2001, OR
AWARDED PURSUANT TO BIDS MADE PRIOR TO OCTOBER 16, 2001.
THIS
AFFIDAVIT IS TO BE EXECUTED BY CONTRACTORS TO THEIR SUPPLIERS OF
BUILDING MATERIALS AND IS VALID ONLY WHEN USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE
ADDITIONAL ½% SALES AND/OR USE TAX.
This is to certify that __________________________________, a contractor, entered into a lump sum or
unit price contract with ________________________________ on ______________, or pursuant to a firm bid
made on ______________ whereby said contractor agreed to furnish the materials and labor for the erection,
alteration, or repair of a building or structure at _______________________________________.
This affidavit is submitted to ___________________________________ , a supplier of building materials, for
the completion of such lump sum or unit price contract without charging the additional ½% State tax.
It is understood and agreed that the contractor will retain on file the original or duplicate original of said lump
sum or unit price contract for a period of not less than three years from the date this affidavit was executed
for examination by an authorized agent of the Secretary of Revenue of North Carolina with respect to the
sales and/or use tax liability of the aforesaid building contractor or supplier.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Contractor/Subcontractor
By:
____________________________________________________________________________________
Authorized Agent
Title
Telephone Number
Date
INSTRUCTIONS
1. This affidavit must be fully completed in all respects by a general contractor or a subcontractor who has
entered into a lump sum or unit price contract, or was awarded such contract pursuant to a bid made
prior to October 16, 2001, for the erecting, altering, or repairing of a building or structure. It must be
submitted by such contractor to a supplier of building materials as evidence of the holding of such lump
sum or unit price contract.
2. The building materials supplier and the contractor should retain the affidavit on file for a period of not less
than three years.
3. The contractor must retain on file the original or duplicate original of the lump sum or unit price contract.
4. Purchase orders, invoices, shipping orders, delivery tickets, or any other pertinent records of the supplier
and/or contractor must be subject to examination as evidence of such facts.
Under the provisions of G.S. 105-236(7), any person who willfully attempts, or any person who aids or abets
any person to attempt in any manner to evade or defeat any tax imposed by the Statute, or the payment
thereof, shall, in addition to other penalties provided by law, be guilty of a Class I felony which may include a
fine up to twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000).

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