Enlarge image | Form ST-103C Sales Tax Exemption Certificate Real Property Contractors Buyer’s name Seller’s name Address Address City State ZIP Code City State ZIP Code Contractor’s license number Seller: Each exemption a customer claims on this form might have special rules (see instructions). It’s your responsibility to learn the rules. You must charge tax on goods that don’t qualify for a claimed exemption. Buyer: Complete the section that applies to you. 1. Contractors Buying for Resale. This exemption only applies to goods that will enter resale inventory sold in the regular course of business. If you remove goods from nontaxed resale inventory and install or affix them to real property in Idaho, you will owe Idaho use tax. a. Describe the type of contract work you do: Describe the type of goods you sell at retail (without installation): b. Check the box that applies: Idaho seller’s permit number (required - see instructions) Out-of-state retailer; no Idaho business presence 2. Contractor Exemptions. This exemption certificate only applies to the project described. (see instructions) a. Invoice, purchase order, or job number that corresponds with this project b. City and state where job is located c. Project owner name d. This exempt project is (check appropriate box): An agricultural irrigation project. A certified data center project. In a nontaxing state. (To qualify, materials must become part of the real property.) For production equipment owned by a producer who qualifies for the production exemption. A pollution control project for a qualifying contracting, mining, or farming business. A qualified clean room. A qualified semiconductor project. By signing this form, I certify that the statements I made on this form are true and correct. I know that submitting false information can result in criminal and civil penalties. Buyer’s signature Buyer’s name (please print) Title Buyer’s federal EIN or driver’s license number and state of issue Date EFO00332 06-01-2023 |
Enlarge image | Form ST-103C — Instructions Sales Tax Exemption Certificate Real Property Contractors 1. Buying for Resale This exemption doesn’t apply to tools, equipment, or Contractors only making improvements, alterations, building materials that don’t become part of the data or repairs to real property in Idaho aren’t retailers center facility. See Idaho Code section 63-3622VV. and can’t buy goods for resale. Contractors who both improve real property and sell materials Nontaxing state. Construction materials for a job in a nontaxing state are exempt from Idaho sales tax. This without installation can buy materials exempt for exemption applies only to materials that will become resale. If materials are withdrawn from a nontaxed part of real property and only if the contractor isn’t resale inventory for use in an Idaho real property subject to a use tax or a similar tax in the other state. improvement contract, the cost of those materials is Jobs in Alaska, Oregon, and Montana qualify, as do subject to use tax. some jobs in Washington. See Idaho Code section Buyers must have an Idaho seller’s permit number 63-3622B. unless they’re out-of-state retailers with no Idaho business presence (e.g., physical location, Production equipment. A contractor installing representatives, employees, etc.). production equipment for a producer can buy the equipment and supplies exempt from tax. This An Idaho seller’s permit number has nine digits, exemption doesn’t apply to materials that become part such as 000123456. You can validate a permit of real property. See Idaho Code section 63-3622D. number by visiting tax.idaho.gov/validseller or contacting the Tax Commission. Pollution control items. The following items qualify: tangible personal property purchased to meet air 2. Contractor Exemptions or water quality standards and which become an Seven exemptions apply to contractors: improvement to real property of manufacturing, • Agricultural irrigation mining, farming or toxic waste treatment and storage • Certified data centers businesses; and “dry-to-dry transfer systems” used in the dry cleaning industry. This exemption doesn’t apply • Nontaxing states to items used in road construction, septic or sewer • Pollution control systems, drinking water treatment, or soil erosion • Production equipment prevention. Motor vehicles and buildings don’t qualify. • Qualified clean room See Idaho Code section 63-3622X. • Qualified semiconductor project Qualified clean rooms. A clean room used in To claim one of these exemptions, contractors must manufacturing. See Idaho Code section 63-3622NN. identify the project owner, location, and the invoice, purchase order, or job number that corresponds Qualified semiconductor projects. Contractors working on a qualified semiconductor project can with this project. buy construction and building materials to be Agricultural irrigation. Irrigation equipment and permanently installed or placed in a qualifying materials for an agricultural irrigation project are project without paying sales tax. See Idaho Code exempt. An irrigation system for a golf course or a section 63-3622WW. residence doesn’t qualify. See Idaho Code section 63-3622W. Certified data centers. Contractors working on a certified data center project can buy building materials, equipment, and fixtures that will become part of the new data center facility without paying sales tax. Contact us: In the Boise area: (208) 334-7660 Toll|free: (800) 972-7660 Hearing impaired (TDD) (800) 377-3529 tax.idaho.gov/contact EIN00110 06-01-2023 |