Clarifying tax burdens when quoting or billing a government customer

August 1, 2016
​​​​​​​Members making sales of FET taxable truck chassis, truck bodies and equipment are getting conflicting information on which government agencies are FET-exempt. It is critical to know who is tax-exempt and which party is responsible for any tax burden. Members also turn to the NTEA seeking clarification on how to properly document sales to a tax-exempt government entity.
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