Connecticut Purchases of Tangible Personal Property and Services by Qualifying Exempt Organizations

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Connecticut Purchases of Tangible Personal Property and Services by Qualifying Exempt Organizations

A sales tax exemption certificate can be used by businesses (or in some cases, individuals) who are making purchases that are exempt from the Connecticut sales tax. You can download a PDF of the Connecticut Purchases of Tangible Personal Property and Services by Qualifying Exempt Organizations (Form CERT-119) on this page. For other Connecticut sales tax exemption certificates, go here.

Connecticut tax laws allow certain governmental agencies to purchase items exclusively for the purposes for which the agency was established. However, such an organization may not use this exemption to purchase meals and lodgings unless it plans to resell these at certain fundraising or social events. As a seller, you are not supposed to know if the government agency with which you are contracting qualifies. The seller should keep the certificate for at least six years from the date of the transaction.

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Extracted from PDF file ct-cert-119.pdf, last modified February 2011

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Other Connecticut Sales Tax Certificates:

SalesTaxHandbook has an additional five Connecticut sales tax certificates that you may need.

Certificate Code	Certificate Name
1	Resale Exemption Certificate
1	General Sales Tax Exemption Certificate
1	Machinery, Component Parts, and Replacement and Repair Parts of Machinery Used Directly in a Manufacturing Process
1	Exempt Purchases by Qualifying Governmental Agencies
1	Contractor's Exempt Purchase Certificate

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