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March 11, 2011 / Ed Jameson / Blog Posts
Sales Tax Exemption for NIH Grantees — by Brian LaCroix, CPA
Your R&D company may be exempt from paying sales tax on purchases based on how the expense is charged in your general ledger.
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| Brian LaCroix, CPA |
In general, purchases made as a DIRECT charge to a government grant are NOT subject to sales tax. However, purchases made as an indirect charge ARE subject to sales tax.
Do a web search for “sales tax exemption form” within your state to see if there is a downloadable form for you to provide to your vendor when placing a purchase.
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I’ve been in practice for over 40 years helping our small business clients procure, manage, and survive audits on more than $6 billion in federal government contract and grant funding. We’ve been featured presenters and panel moderators at Tech Connect’s National SBIR/STTR conferences since 2010, and I’ve presented at the DOD’s Mentor Protégé Summit and present regularly for several state and local organizations.
