Successorship Notice Form

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Department of Revenue
Attn: Successorship Notices
PO Box 47476
Olympia, Washington 98504-7476
Successorship Notice Form
Are You a Successor?
RCW 82.32.140 provides that a successor is liable for any unpaid tax due from the predecessor of
a business.
WAC 458-20-216 explains that you are a successor if:
(1) You acquire more than 50% of the fair market value of either tangible assets (excluding real
property) or intangible assets of the predecessor business in bulk and not in the ordinary
course of the business;
(2) You are a surviving corporation of a statutory merger; or
(3) You are obligated to fulfill the terms of a contract as a surety or guarantor of a defaulting
contractor, in which case you are deemed a successor only to tax liability arising out of that
contract.
You are not a successor if you acquire more than 50% of the fair market value of either tangible
assets or intangible assets of the predecessor business through insolvency proceedings, regular
legal proceedings to enforce a lien, security interest, or judgment, or by repossession under a
security agreement.
If You Are a Successor . . . .
RCW 82.32.140 provides that a successor is not liable for any tax due from the predecessor of a
business, if the successor provides written notice to the Department of such acquisition, and no
assessment is issued by the Department within 6 months of receipt of such notice against the
predecessor of the business and a copy is mailed to the successor.
You may provide this written notice by completing this form in its entirety and sending the
completed form to the Department.
Predecessor Information
Successor Information
Name
Name
Business Name
Business Name
Business Address
Business Address
Tax Registration Number
Tax Registration Number
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