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How To Apply For Sales Tax Exemption In Georgia?

To apply for sales tax exemption in Georgia, entities such as qualified non-profit organizations, government agencies, certain manufacturers, and farmers must follow specific procedures outlined by the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR). Non-profit organizations, for instance, typically need to obtain a sales tax exemption certificate by submitting Form ST-5, "Application for Recognition of Exemption," along with a copy of their IRS determination letter (501(c)(3) status) and other supporting documents to the DOR. Manufacturers may use Form ST-M, "Manufacturer's Exemption Certificate," while agricultural producers might use Form ST-8, "Agricultural Exemption Certificate." Businesses purchasing items for resale generally provide a resale certificate (Form ST-4) to their vendors rather than applying for an exemption certificate. The application process generally involves completing the relevant DOR form, attaching all required documentation demonstrating eligibility, and submitting it to the Georgia Department of Revenue. Once approved, the DOR issues an exemption certificate that can then be presented to vendors at the time of purchase to avoid paying sales tax on qualifying transactions. It's crucial to ensure all criteria are met for the specific exemption being sought, as requirements vary.

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