Instructions For Form 44 Use Tax Return For Consumers & Non-Licensed Businesses - Wyoming Department Of Revenue Page 3

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purchase is being used, stored or consumed
in Wyoming. Multiply the total purchase(s)
amount by the tax rate entered in column 3,
and place figure here. Example: Purchases
of $200.00 made in Nebraska and brought to
Cheyenne, Wyoming for storage, use or
consumption would result in a tax liability
of $12.00. $200.00 X 6% = $12.00.
Column 6: Enter the total amount of sales
or use tax paid to another state. Wyoming
offers an offsetting credit for sales/use tax
legally imposed and paid in another state.
Example: The Nebraska vendor charged
$10.00 sales tax; enter $10.00 on this line
Column 7: Subtract the figure entered in
column 6 from the figure in column 5 and
place the difference here. This is the total
use tax owed for the reporting period. To
complete the example from column 5: You
paid 5% tax to the Nebraska vendor, so the
Wyoming Use tax due is $2.00.
$12.00
(entered in column 5) minus $10.00 (entered
in column 6) = $2.00.
Sub Total: Add the total amounts entered
in column 7 and place total here.
Adjustments:
If you owe penalties or
interest or the Department has sent you a
billing notice please place that amount
here. Add the amount entered in Column
7 to any figure entered on the adjustment
line and place the total in the Total Due.
This is the total use tax owed on your
purchases for this filing period.
Instructions form 44 5/9/11

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