Enlarge image | Form 850 — Instructions Sales and Use Tax Return General. Returns are due by the 20th of the • Sales originating outside Idaho with an Idaho month following the reporting period covered. destination Each return shows the period covered and the • Sales of labor and tangible personal property due date. You must file a signed return for each • Barter transactions filing period even when no tax is due. Total sales don’t include: Electronic filing. You can file your return, • Lodging sales reported for you by make changes to your account, and cancel Short-Term Rental Marketplaces your permit online at tax.idaho.gov/gototap. • Sales reported for you by Marketplace Change in operation/ownership. You must Facilitators notify the Tax Commission of any of the Nontaxable sales. Enter the amount of all following: nontaxable sales for the period. • Changes in partners or officers Sales that are nontaxable include: • Restructuring of ownership • Sales shipped or delivered outside of Idaho • Address changes • Sales made to exempt entities • New or additional locations • Wholesale sales Report these changes at tax.idaho.gov/ibr or • Repair labor by mailing us a completed Form IBR-1, Idaho Business Registration. Items subject to use tax. Idaho imposes a use tax on the storage, use, or other consumption of New owner. If you’re a new owner of a tangible personal property in Idaho that you didn’t business, don’t file a return addressed to pay sales tax on. Enter the cost of the items you the former owner. Permits aren’t transferable. bought during this period, including items you Apply for a new permit at tax.idaho.gov/ibr withdrew from your resale inventory for use by or by mailing us a completed Form IBR-1. your business. Contact us with questions. Adjustments. Use this line to claim an Change of mailing address. Check the adjustment. You must provide a letter explaining “Mailing Address Change” box on your tax the adjustments. Adjustments claimed are subject return and provide the new address. to approval. Cancel permit. If this is your last return, check Penalties. You may owe a penalty if you: the “Cancel Permit” box on your tax return and provide the date the business closed. • File a return by the due date but don’t pay all of the tax you owe (0.5% of the tax per month Total sales. Report the total sales made within to a maximum of 25%) the reporting period. This includes all cash • Don’t file a tax return by the due date (5% of and credit sales, even if you haven’t received the tax per month to a maximum of 25%) payment. Note: You owe the entire month of penalty Total sales include all wholesale and retail even if your payment or return is only one day sales in any of the following categories: late. The minimum penalty is $10. • Sales originating in Idaho with an Idaho Interest. Interest accrues on overdue tax from destination the original due date of the return until you pay • Sales originating in Idaho with an the tax. out-of-state destination EIN00004 11-28-2022 Page 1 of 2 |
Enlarge image | Form 850 — Instructions (continued) Rates are as follows: Payments $100,000 or more. Idaho law 01/01/2023 – 12/31/2023, 5% per year requires you to use ACH Debit or ACH Credit. 01/01/2022 – 12/31/2022, 3% per year 01/01/2021 – 12/31/2021, 2% per year Pay by check. Make your check or money 01/01/2020 – 12/31/2020, 4% per year order payable to the Idaho State Tax Commission and include it with your return. Payments. We apply payments in this order: Mail paper returns and payments to: 1. Bad check fees Idaho State Tax Commission 2. Interest PO Box 76 3. Tax Boise ID 83707-0076 4. Penalty Pay electronically. How you can pay electronically using one of these options: • ACH Debit • ACH Credit • Credit card • Debit card • E-check You can access payment options at tax.idaho.gov/epay. Note: If you pay electronically and file a paper return, note at the top of the return which one you used. Contact us: In the Boise area: (208) 334-7660 |Toll free: (800) 972-7660 Hearing impaired (TDD) (800) 377-3529 tax.idaho.gov/contact EIN00004 11-28-2022 Page 2 of 2 |