Tax Exempt Sale Affidavit

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Instructions for Use of Affidavits
These instructions are applicable for both the Charitable or Religious Affidavit and the Governmental
Affidavit.
Both of the affidavits require that the goods are sold directly to the charitable, religious or government
agency and verifiable payment is made directly from the organization or government funds. Please be
sure this is the case before asking for completion of the appropriate affidavit. This affidavit is
intended to assist the vendor in maintaining documentation that will be needed to verify whether a
transaction is exempt. The sale is not exempt from taxes simply because this affidavit is
completed. The responsibility for proper collection of the taxes remains with the vendor.
The ordinance provides that if the vendor and purchaser disagree on the application of the tax, the
vendor must collect the tax. The vendor should give the purchaser a receipt showing the taxes
collected. The purchaser can then file a claim for refund directly with the City for recovery of the tax.
The claim for refund can be obtained from the City’s website at Simply click on
“City Departments” then on “Sales Tax”.
The affidavits need to be completed in their entirety. Be sure information is complete, accurate and
legible. Review the information to assure the Driver’s License Number and customer’s name is
correct. Also the digits that are required from the credit cards are correct. Record and keep those
digits from the credit card that the affidavit requires. The signature of the customer should be the
same as on the driver’s license.
Charitable organizations must include a copy of the Exempt License issued by the City of Pueblo in
order to be eligible to make purchases without payment of the tax.
For purchases by the federal government using a credit card please see City of Pueblo Tax Guide
entitled “Credit Cards from Governmental Organizations”. It explains which of the credit cards can be
used for purchases of tangible personal property. It also explains how the numbering system can be
used to identify if the federal government is paying for the purchase (not taxable) or if the individual is
paying for the purchase (taxable).

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