Form Tc-583 - Nonresident Affidavit For Sales Tax Exemption
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2Utah State Tax Commission
Nonresident Affidavit for Sales Tax Exemption
TC-583 Rev. 3/00
Purchasers must answer
the following questions before completing this form to determine if they qualify for the nonresident exemption from
sales tax. Completing this affidavit
under false or misleading circumstances
will void this affidavit and
subject the purchaser to sales tax,
plus penalties and interest.
Answering “Yes” to any of the questions below will disqualify your use of the nonresident affidavit.
1. Purchaser cannot be a legal resident of Utah. The fact that a person leaves the state temporarily does not terminate his or her Utah residency.
No
Yes
Do you file Utah income tax returns as a resident?
Yes
No
If a business, are you registered with the Utah Department of Commerce?
2.
Purchaser cannot operate any vehicle, off-highway vehicle, boat, boat trailer, or outboard motor as part of
any
business within Utah.
Yes
Do you conduct business in Utah?
No
3. Purchaser cannot register or keep a vehicle, off-highway vehicle, boat, boat trailer, or outboard motor with Utah designated as the home
state or for use by a resident of Utah.
Yes
No
Do you have a vehicle registered to you in Utah?
4. Purchaser cannot own, lease, or rent a residence or a place of business within Utah, or cannot occupy a Utah residence or place of
except in the case of tourist temporarily in Utah
business,
. A person, corporation or partnership, doing business in Utah is disqualified
from this exemption, regardless of where the vehicle is to be used or registered.
Yes
No
Do you have a residence or place of business in Utah?
5.
Purchaser cannot use the purchased vehicle in the state
except
in the case of a tourist, temporarily in Utah;
or
a
nonresident student who will be permanently leaving Utah within 30 days from the time of purchase;
or
a nonresident member
of the military stationed in Utah, but with orders to leave Utah permanently within 30 days from the time of purchase.
Yes
No
Are you a nonresident student or member of the military who will
not
be leaving the State of Utah within 30 days?
6.
Purchaser cannot use the purchased vehicle, off-highway vehicle, boat, boat trailer, or outboard motor in a trade, profession, or occupation in
Utah, except when an employee can clearly demonstrate that he or she
only
commutes to Utah on a daily basis from another state.
Yes
No
Do you plan to register or use the vehicle in Utah?
7. Purchaser may not claim nonresident status to qualify for this sales tax exemption if that purchaser has claimed resident
status in order to gain privileges not ordinarily extended to nonresidents, such as attending school or placing children in school
without paying nonresident tuition or fees, or maintaining a Utah driver license.
Do you have a Utah driver’s license?
Yes
No
If there is more than one purchaser, all purchasers must qualify for this exemption. If any of the purchasers do not qualify,
the sales tax exemption cannot be claimed. Each purchaser must complete a separate affidavit.
A nonresident purchaser may continue to qualify for sales tax exemption for vehicles purchased in Utah if the vehicle, off-highway vehicle, boat,
boat trailer, or outboard motor is used in this state infrequently, occasionally, and for nonbusiness purposes.
The use of a boat, boat trailer, or
outboard motor cannot exceed 14 days within a calendar year.
The restrictions on use do not apply to nonresidents who use the purchased
vehicle only to commute to a trade, profession, or occupation in Utah.
This sales tax exemption may NOT be allowed if all names, addresses, I.D. numbers, and signatures on this form are not filled in.
Vehicle Purchased - If this purchase includes more than one vehicle, boat, outboard motor, boat trailer, etc., continue list on the back of this form
Vehicle type
Year
Make
Model
Style
Identification number
Purchaser
Dealer
Name of nonresident individual (corporation, business, partnership, etc.)
Dealer's name
Nonresident's address
Dealer's address
City
State
ZIP code
City
State
ZIP code
Dealer state number
Driver license number and state
Social Security or Federal I.D. number
I certify as the dealer, that I have not found anything on this affidavit or on other
I have read and understand this affidavit and certify that I take sole
documents, nor have I any personal knowledge that would conflict with this
responsibility in determining that I am eligible for this claim of exemption. In
claim for exemption. I understand that by accepting an incomplete affidavit or
addition, I certify that the vehicle described on this affidavit will be taken out of
an affidavit that I knew (or should have known) to be false, misleading, or
Utah permanently and will not be used or registered in Utah except as
inaccurate, I may be held liable for appropriate taxes, interest, and penalties.
described above.This affidavit is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
This affidavit is true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
Date signed
Date signed
X
X
ORIGINAL:
Send the original of this form to the Tax Commission, MVED
DEALERS:
Keep a copy of this form for your record
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