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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
DIVISION OF TAXATION
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING SALES & USE TAX RETURN
Gross Sales and Exemptions A listing of all purchases should be kept in accordance with Regulation
280-RICR-20-70-25.
LINE 1: Gross Sales. Include GROSS sales for the specific period.
Motor Vehicle Dealers Only: The amount listed should include
Exemptions: all Sales Tax collected on motor vehicle sales from residents of
non-reciprocal states only.
LINE 2a: Resale. Enter the total amount of sales for resale OR Enter
total sales made during the period for which resale certificates The following are non-reciprocal states:
have been accepted.
• Arizona • Indiana
LINE 2b: Interstate sales. Enter the total amount of sales made to out • California • Massachusetts
of state customers, where delivery was provided by seller out- • Florida • Michigan
side of Rhode Island. • Hawaii
LINE 2c: Non-taxable Sales and Services. Enter the total amount of
sales of non-taxable or services; such as motor vehicle sales, LINE 7: Total Sales Tax and Use Tax Due. Add lines 5 and 6 enter the
prescription drug sales,fuels, coffins, caskets, urns, breast total on this line.
pump collection and storage supplies.
LINE 8a: Prepaid Sales Tax on Cigarettes (Licensed Cigarette
LINE 2d: Exempt Organizations. Enter the total amount of sales to Dealers Only). Enter the amount of prepaid sales tax on ciga-
exempt organizations for which exemption certificates have rettes purchased during the period.
been accepted.
LINE 8b: Other. If you have a credit that does not have its own line,
LINE 2e: Other. If you have a deduction that does not have its own line, enter the amount on line 8b and provide a description of the
enter the amount on line 2e and provide a description of the credit.
deduction.
Examples of allowable credits are room sellers sales tax paid to hotels,
Motor Vehicle Dealers Only: On the specification line you sales tax paid by motor vehicle dealers for collections from non-residents,
must write “MV Sale” (motor vehicle sales). The amount listed and the amount of tax retained by an approved TIF entity.
should include all in state and out of state motor vehicle sales.
LINE 9: Total Credits. Add lines 8a and 8b and enter the total on this
LINE 3: Total Deductions. Add lines 2a through 2e and enter the line.
amount on this line.
LINE 10: Sales Tax Due. Subtract line 9 from line 7 and enter the total
LINE 4: Taxable Sales. Subtract line 3 from line 1. on this line.
Credits and Tax Due CERTIFICATION SECTION: This return must be completed and signed
by an authorized owner, partner or officer.
LINE 5: Trust Fund Sales Tax Due and Required to be Remitted.
Multiply line 4 times 7% (0.07) and enter the amount on this All forms can be found on the Division of Taxation’s website:
line. https://tax.ri.gov/forms/business-tax-forms/sales-excise-forms
LINE 6: Use Tax Due. Use the table below to determine the amount of Mail your completed form to:
Use Tax Due. Enter the cost of tangible personal property pur- RI Division of Taxation
chased outside of Rhode Island tax free for use, storage or con- One Capitol Hill
sumption by you in this state or cost of tangible personal prop- Providence, RI 02908
erty purchased for resale and subsequently used or consumed Attn: Tax Processing
by you during the period rather than being sold. Also, include
Use Tax Worksheet NOTE: You may be required to file and pay sales tax electronically.
1. Total sale price of purchases subject to the use tax Refer to Advisory 2022-23 for more information.
2. Total sale price from additional schedules (if needed)
3. Total sale price of all purchases subject to the use tax. Add lines
1 and 2
4. Amount of tax. Multiply total sale price of purchases from line 3
by 7% (0.0700)
5. Credit for sales or use taxes paid on these purchases in other
states
6. TAX DUE ON PURCHASES. Subtract line 5 from line 4
on this line the amount of any other transactions during this
period subject to the sales and use tax purchased without pay-
ment of the tax.
Attention filers, you can file this form online using the RI Division of Taxation’s portal!
Visit: https://taxportal.ri.gov for more information.
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