Form 4340 - Individual Consumer'S Use Tax Return

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TAX PERIOD
DUE DATE
FORM
Jan. – Dec. 06
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
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4340
04/16/2007
2006 INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER’S
(200612)
USE TAX RETURN
REV. 11-2006
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
INITIAL
SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
SPOUSE’S LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
INITIAL
SPOUSE’S SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
ADDRESS
TAXABLE PURCHASES
TAX RATE
CONSUMER’S USE TAX
A.
1.
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
4.225%
B.
2.
I have direct control, supervision, or responsibility for filing this return and payment of the tax
Total Individual Consumer’s
due. Under penalties of perjury, I declare that this is a true, accurate, and complete return.
Use Tax Due (U.S. funds only) . . . . .
3.
SIGNATURE(S)
DATE
DAYTIME TELEPHONE
DOR
ONLY
MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: MISSOURI DIRECTOR OF REVENUE. MAIL TO MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, PO BOX 840, JEFFERSON
CITY, MO 65105-0840. DO NOT SEND WITH INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RETURN. If you pay by check, you authorize the Department of Revenue to
process the check electronically. Any check returned unpaid may be presented again electronically.
MO 860-2442 (11-2006)
This form is not intended for use by businesses. Businesses
that have a use tax liability should contact the Department of
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Revenue. See the address and phone number below.
INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER’S USE TAX INSTRUCTIONS
What is Consumer’s Use Tax? Consumer’s use tax is a tax imposed on goods
HOW TO FILE
purchased for storage, use, or consumption in Missouri from out-of-state sellers who
Compile a list of purchases made during 2006 for which you have not previously paid
are not registered with the state of Missouri to collect the tax. Consumer’s use tax
Missouri sales or use tax. This information is available from invoices, bills, credit card
laws are very similar to sales tax laws.
statements, cancelled checks, etc. The total of all purchases during the year that
were not previously taxed must be used in computing the amount of use tax due on
What is Taxable? When a Missouri purchaser buys tangible personal property from
the above 2006 Individual Consumer’s Use Tax Return. The due date for filing the
a seller located outside the state of Missouri totaling more than $2,000 in a calendar
return is April 16, 2007.
year and Missouri use tax has not been charged and collected by the seller, you are
subject to the payment of use tax (unless the property is purchased for resale or
TAXABLE PURCHASES/TAX RATE
otherwise exempt by statute). Use tax is computed on the purchase price of the
The tax rate you must use to figure your consumer’s use tax due is determined by the
goods. Example:
use tax rate in effect where you reside. If there is a local option use tax rate applicable
for your residential location, enter your taxable purchases on Line A and the applic-
Mr. Smith, located in Unionville, Missouri, purchases cleaning supplies from two
able tax rate (refer to table on reverse of form). If there is not a local option use tax
companies, Company X and Company Y. Company X and Company Y are both
rate for your residential location, enter your taxable purchases on Line B and compute
located in Des Moines, Iowa, and do all their business in Missouri strictly by mail
the amount due at the state use tax rate of 4.225%. You may be required to use both
order. During October 2006, Mr. Smith purchased $4,000 worth of merchandise from
Lines A and B if you resided in different locations during 2006.
each company. Company X is registered with the Department of Revenue and
collects the use tax on Mr. Smith’s purchases. Company Y is not registered, does not
CONSUMER’S USE TAX
collect the tax, and does not file a return with the state of Missouri.
Multiply taxable purchases (Line(s) A and/or B) by the appropriate tax rate and enter
the amount on Line(s) 1 and/or 2.
Mr. Smith must file a consumer’s use tax return indicating the amount of
purchases ($4,000) from Company Y and pay the use tax on those purchases
TOTAL INDIVIDUAL CONSUMER’S USE TAX DUE
applicable for Unionville, MO ($4,000 x 4.225% = $169). He must send his use
Add Lines 1 and 2 and enter the amount on Line 3.
tax return, along with a check, to the Missouri Department of Revenue.
Make your remittance payable to Missouri Director of Revenue (U.S. funds only). Do
Out-of-state purchases which may be subject to use tax include:
not combine your use tax liability with your individual income tax liability or mail it
with your individual income tax return. Do not send cash. You may not use your
• Catalog purchases
individual income tax refund to pay your use tax liability.
• Magazine subscriptions
• Cross-border purchases of goods
Sign and date the return.
• TV marketing purchases
MAIL TO: Department of Revenue
• Computer software and hardware
P.O. Box 840
• Mail-order supply purchases
Jefferson City, MO 65105-0840
• Furniture and equipment purchases from out-of-state sellers
• Purchases of goods bought over the Internet
For questions regarding the Missouri consumer’s use tax, please e-mail
• Purchases of goods bought over the telephone
salesuse@dor.mo.gov or call (573) 751-2836. Speech and hearing impaired
may use TDD (800) 735-2966 or fax (573) 526-1881.
Why am I required to file? When you make purchases from a company in Missouri,
that company is responsible for collecting sales tax from you. When you make
purchases from an out-of-state company, YOU are responsible for making sure use
tax is paid. Either the out-of-state company collects the tax from you or you pay the
tax directly to the state of Missouri.
MO 860-2442 (11-2006)
For Privacy Notice, see instructions.

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