Form Cert-103 - Residential Condominium Association

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Department of Revenue Services
State of Connecticut
25 Sigourney Street
Hartford CT 06106-5032
CERT-103
(Rev. 01/05)
Residential Condominium Association
Statutory and Regulatory Authority: Conn. Gen. Stat.
Instructions for Service Recipient (Condominium
Association or General Contractor): A principal officer
§12-407(a)(37)(I) and Conn. Agencies Regs. §12-407(2)(i)(I)-1
and §12-407(2)(i)(BB)-1; Conn. Gen. Stat. §12-407(2)(i)(BB).
of the association must sign this certificate. The information
must be accurate as of the first day of the calendar year
General Purpose: A residential condominium association
covered by this certificate. Keep a copy of the certificate
uses this certificate to establish, for a particular calendar year,
and records that substantiate the information entered on the
the percentage of the condominium units that are not
certificate for at least six years from the end of the calendar
owner-occupied. That percentage will be used by the service
year covered by this certificate. You may issue this certificate
provider as the percentage of charges for services to real
only where the services are rendered to the common elements
property that are subject to sales and use taxes.
and where the services are “services to industrial, commercial
or income-producing real property,” as defined in Conn.
Services to real property include such services as
Agencies Regs. §12-407(2)(i)(I)-1(g). You may not issue this
management, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, plastering, heating,
certificate in connection with rendering any other services to
air conditioning, ventilation, flooring, sandblasting, carpeting,
the condominium association or where the services are not
masonry, refuse and sanitary waste removal services, paving,
rendered to the common elements.
painting or staining, wallpapering, roofing, siding, and exterior
sheet metal work. Use this certificate to establish the
Instructions for Service Provider (General
percentage of these services that are taxable.
Contractor or Subcontractor): Acceptance of this
certificate, when properly completed by a service recipient,
Services to real property do not include locksmith,
relieves the service provider from the burden of proving that
landscaping and horticulture, window cleaning, maintenance,
services were not rendered to income-producing real property
janitorial, exterminating or swimming pool cleaning, and
only if taken in good faith from the condominium association
maintenance services. Charges for these services are fully
or the general contractor. The good faith of the service
subject to sales and use taxes. See Conn. Agencies Regs.
provider will be questioned if the provider has knowledge of
§12-407(2)(i)(I)-1(g)(2).
facts that give rise to a reasonable inference the information
Contractors are consumers of tangible personal property
in this certificate is inaccurate. Keep this certificate and bills
physically incorporated into buildings being constructed or
or invoices to the condominium association for at least six
renovated by them. Sales of such property to contractors are
years from the date the services were rendered. The bills or
retail sales subject to sales and use taxes. Where a
invoices must be appropriately marked to indicate the charges
subcontractor will not accept a resale certificate issued by a
for services were partially or totally exempted from sales and
general contractor in connection with services to industrial,
use taxes. The words “Exempt under CERT-103” satisfy this
commercial, or income-producing real property being rendered
requirement.
to the general contractor by the subcontractor, this certificate
For More Information: Call Taxpayer Services at
may be issued by the general contractor to the subcontractor.
1-800-382-9463 (in-state) or 860-297-5962 (from anywhere).
Where a subcontractor will accept a resale certificate issued
TTY, TDD, and Text Telephone users only may transmit
by the general contractor in connection with services to
inquiries anytime by calling 860-297-4911. Preview and
industrial, commercial, or income-producing real property being
download forms and publications from the DRS Web site at
rendered to the general contractor by the subcontractor, this
certificate need not be issued by the general contractor to the
subcontractor. In all instances, the condominium association
must issue CERT-103 to any contractor that renders services
to the common elements.

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