Form Dtf-728 - Application For Entertainment Promoter Certificate

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New York State Department of Taxation and Finance
DTF-728
Application for Entertainment Promoter Certificate
(5/01)
Read the instructions below before completing this form.
Part I
Name of promoter
Federal EIN (if any)
For office use only
Address of promoter (number and street)
EP
City
County
State
ZIP code
Telephone number
(
)
Name of entertainment facility/site
Location of event(s) - street address
City
County
State
ZIP code
Part II
If you intend to hold more than one event at the location named in Part I during the same calendar year, you may list all of them below (attach additional
sheets if necessary)
Name of event
Dates of event
Name of co-promoters (if any)
Addresses of co-promoters
Street
City
State
ZIP code
from:
through:
Part III
Names of owners and/or
Titles and social
Home addresses
principal officers
security numbers
Street
City
State
ZIP code
I certify that the above statements are true and complete. I make these statements with the knowledge that willfully issuing a false or fraudulent application is a
misdemeanor under Section 1817(b) of the Tax Law and section 210.45 of the Penal Law, punishable by a fine up to $10,000 for an individual or $20,000 for a
corporation. I also understand that the Tax Department is authorized to investigate the validity and accuracy of any information entered on this application.
Signature
Title
Date
Instructions
Definitions
Entertainment vendor —
An entertainment vendor includes any
person who makes sales of tangible personal property subject to tax at an
Entertainment event —
An entertainment event includes a concert,
entertainment event. Examples of such property are: wearing apparel,
an athletic contest or exhibition (other than an amateur sports competition),
recordings, programs, posters, buttons, and other paraphernalia or
and other similar forms of entertainment where:
souvenirs.
– the persons performing at the event give less than four performances
per week at the same location where the event occurs, or in the case of
Entertainment promoter —
An entertainment promoter includes:
athletic contests or exhibitions between teams, no one team competes
– The owner or operator of any facility or site where an entertainment
in more than four contests per year at that location; and
event is held and where sales are made by one or more entertainment
– the facility or site where the event is held holds more than 1,000 people.
vendors;
An event that meets these criteria is considered to be an entertainment
event whether or not there is an admission fee, and, if there is a fee,
whether or not it is subject to tax.
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