Form Cert-108 - Partial Exemption Of Materials, Tools, And Fuels

ADVERTISEMENT

Department of Revenue Services
State of Connecticut
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford CT 06106-5032
CERT-108
(Rev. 01/05)
Partial Exemption of Materials, Tools, and Fuels
General Purpose: The purchaser of materials, tools, and
Instructions for the Seller: Acceptance of this certificate,
fuels uses this certificate to establish that the items being
when properly completed, relieves the seller from the burden
purchased will be used or consumed in an industrial plant:
of proving that the sale and storage, use, or other consumption,
of the materials, tools, or fuel were entitled to an exemption
• Directly in the manufacturing, processing, or fabricating of
for a portion of the gross receipts or sales price. The certificate
tangible personal property to be sold;
is valid only if taken in good faith from a person who is
• In any process preparatory or related to the manufacturing,
purchasing materials, tools, or fuel for use in an industrial plant
processing, or fabricating of tangible personal property to
for: (1) manufacturing, processing, or fabricating of tangible
be sold, including research and development; or
personal property to be sold; (2) in any process preparatory
• In measuring or testing tangible personal property to be
or related to the manufacturing, processing, or fabricating,
sold.
including research and development; or (3) in measuring or
testing tangible personal property to be sold. For example,
This certificate entitles the purchaser to an exemption from
the good faith of the seller will be questioned if the seller knows
sales and use taxes based on a 50 percent reduction of the
of facts that suggest the purchaser is not engaged in
gross receipts or sales price for the sale of qualifying materials,
manufacturing, processing, or fabricating or that the materials,
tools, or fuels. Whether or not the materials, tools, and fuel
tools, or fuel will not be used directly in any manner described
will be used in Connecticut, charges for those materials, tools,
above. Keep this certificate and bills or invoices to the
and fuel when used as indicated above are partially exempt.
purchaser for at least six years from the date of the purchase.
If the materials, tools, or fuels are not used in the manner
The bills, invoices, or records covering all purchases made
described above, a purchaser who claimed an exemption owes
under this certificate must be marked to indicate this was an
use tax that is the difference between the amount of tax paid
exempt purchase. The words “Exempt under CERT-108”
and the amount of tax that would have been due if no
satisfy the requirement.
exemption were claimed.
This certificate can be used for individual exempt purchases,
Statutory Authority: Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-412i.
in which event the purchaser must check the box marked
“Certificate for One Purchase Only.” The certificate can
Instructions for the Purchaser: An owner or officer of
also be used for a continuing line of exempt purchases, in
a business purchasing materials, tools, or fuel for use in the
which event the purchaser must check the box marked
manner described above can sign and issue this certificate to
“Blanket Certificate.” A blanket certificate remains in effect
advise the seller of these items that the sales and use taxes do
for a three-year period unless the purchaser revokes it in writing
not apply to the charges for the purchase. Issue this certificate
before the period expires.
only for materials, tools, or fuel, as defined in Conn. Gen. Stat.
§12-412i. Keep a copy of the certificate and records that
Note: If materials, tools, and fuel are exempt under Conn.
substantiate the information entered on this certificate for at
Gen. Stat. §12-412(18) rather than Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-412i,
least six years from the date it is issued. If you do not have a
use CERT-100, Materials, Tools, and Fuel, to make an
Connecticut tax registration number, enter the tax registration
exempt purchase.
number assigned by another state and identify the state.
For More Information: Call Taxpayer Services at
1-800-382-9463 (in-state) or 860-297-5962 (from anywhere).
TTY, TDD, and Text Telephone users only may transmit
inquiries anytime by calling 860-297-4911. Preview and
download forms and publications from the DRS Web site at

ADVERTISEMENT

00 votes

Related Articles

Related forms

Related Categories

Parent category: Financial
Go
Page of 2