Connecticut Contractor's Exempt Purchase Certificate
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 Contractor's Exempt Purchase Certificate (Form CERT-141) on this page. For other Connecticut sales tax exemption certificates, go here.
If a contractor is making a purchase as part of a contract with an exempt entity, he is not subject to Connecticut's sales tax. Sub-contractors making the purchase also qualify for the exemption. Sellers are required to retain a copy of the certificate for at least six years after the purchase. This exemption can be availed only if the goods are supposed to stay within the completed project with the exempt entity. You cannot use this exemption for perishable goods.
Contractor's Exempt Purchase Certificate
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Extracted from PDF file ct-cert-141.pdf, last modified June 2007
More about the Connecticut Contractor's Exempt Purchase Certificate
This ia a Contractor Sales Tax Certificate, which is a special type of certificate intended for use by contractors who are purchasing goods or tools that will be used in a project contracted by a tax-exempt entity, like a government agency or tax-exempt nonprofit. The contractor must certify that the goods being purchased tax-free are exclusively for use on the tax-exempt entity's contract.
Other Connecticut Sales Tax Certificates:
SalesTaxHandbook has an additional five Connecticut sales tax certificates that you may need.
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