Important Sales/Use Tax Information

Important Information Regarding Sales/Use Taxes

M.V. Supply is a Maryland business. Will call orders and/or shipments to destinations within Maryland are subject to 6% Maryland sales/use tax. For shipments to destinations outside Maryland, sales tax laws vary per jurisdiction. Customer is responsible for payment of any and all sales/use tax. For tax-exempt orders, documentation of tax-exempt status acceptable to the relevant taxing authority must accompany customer's purchase order. Tax exempt orders will not be released for shipment or delivery prior to receipt and verification of the exemption or resale certificate.

If tax was not collected on your purchase, the fact that you purchased over the internet or by catalog, telephone, email, fax, or other remote means does not exempt your order from use tax in the state or US territory where your order was delivered. You may be required to pay use tax when the sales tax is not collected by M.V. Supply. Please check your state's laws regarding your use tax obligations. The states below require us to make the following statements to you.

Notice for Alabama customers Simplified Sellers Use Tax Information

The State of Alabama simplified seller use tax program (SSUT) allows eligible sellers to collect, report and remit a flat eight percent (8%) sellers use tax on all sales made into Alabama. On sales delivered into Alabama, we collect simplified sellers use tax (SSUT), and the tax will be remitted on customers behalf to the Alabama Department of Revenue. M.V. Supply's program account number is SSU-R010545926.

Important Information Regarding Colorado Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, your purchase from us is not exempt from Colorado sales or use tax merely because it is made over the Internet or by other remote means. The State of Colorado requires Colorado purchasers to (A) file a sales or use tax return reporting all purchases that are taxable in Colorado and for which no tax was collected by us and (B) pay tax on those purchases.

Important Information Regarding Kentucky Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, it may be subject to Kentucky use tax unless the purchase is exempt from taxation in Kentucky. The purchase is not exempt merely because it is made over the Internet, by catalog, or by other remote means. The Commonwealth of Kentucky requires Kentucky purchasers to report all purchases of tangible personal property or digital property that are not taxed by us and pay use tax on those purchases unless exempt under Kentucky law. The tax may be reported and paid on the Kentucky individual income tax return or by filing a consumer use tax return with the Kentucky Department of Revenue. These forms and corresponding instructions may be found on the Kentucky Department of Revenue's Internet website.

Important Information Regarding Louisiana Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, it is subject to Louisiana use tax unless it is specifically exempt, and there is no exemption specifically based on the fact that a purchase is made over the internet, by catalog, or by other remote means. Louisiana law requires that use tax liability be paid annually on the Louisiana individual income tax return, or through other means as may be required by administrative rule by the secretary in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act.

Important Information Regarding Oklahoma Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, your purchase from us is subject to Oklahoma use tax unless it is specifically exempt from taxation. The purchase is not exempt merely because it is made over the Internet, by catalog, or by other remote means. The State of Oklahoma requires Oklahoma purchasers to report all purchases that were not taxed and pay tax on those purchases. The tax may be reported and paid on the Oklahoma individual income tax return [Form 511] or by filing a consumer use tax return [Form 21-1]. The referenced forms and corresponding instructions are available on the Oklahoma Tax Commission website, www.tax.ok.gov.

Important Information Regarding Pennsylvania Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, Pennsylvania sales or use tax may be due in connection with the purchase and delivery of tangible personal property to Pennsylvania individuals and businesses. Pennsylvania requires purchasers to file a use tax return if tax is due in connection with their purchases delivered into the state. Therefore, you may be required to remit use tax directly to the Commonwealth on your purchase if the items are subject to Pennsylvania sales tax. Please visit this link to learn more about your use tax obligations under Pennsylvania law. This notice is required pursuant to the provisions of the Pennsylvania Tax Reform Code of 1971. § 7213.2.

Important Information Regarding Rhode Island Sales/Use Tax

Rhode Island Sales & Use Tax Notice

Please be advised that pursuant to Rhode Island General Laws §§ 44-18-18 and 44-18-20, sales or use tax is due on taxable purchases made from us. If tax was not paid at the time of purchase, the State of Rhode Island requires all customers who use, store, or otherwise consume taxable goods or services in Rhode Island to file a signed use tax return, Form T-205. This form is available on the Rhode Island Division of Taxation's website (www.tax.ri.gov).

Form T-205 is due on or before the 20th day of each month following the month in which purchases are made and must be accompanied by a remittance for the amount due. Checks and money orders should be made payable to the Tax Administrator.

Please contact the Rhode Island Division of Taxation at (401) 574- 8955 or tax.excise@tax.ri.gov with any questions. (August 2017 Notice 2017-05)

Important Information Regarding South Dakota Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, your purchase from us is subject to state use tax unless it is specifically exempt from taxation. The purchase is not exempt merely because it is made over the Internet, by catalog, or by other remote means. The state requires each South Dakota purchaser to report any purchase that was not taxed and pay tax on the purchase. The tax may be reported and paid on the South Dakota use tax form. The use tax form and corresponding instructions are available on the South Dakota Department of Revenue website.

Important Information Regarding Vermont Sales/Use Tax

If tax was not collected on your purchase, Vermont law requires us to notify you that sales or use tax is due on non-exempt purchases made from our company, and the State of Vermont requires a Vermont purchaser to pay the tax due on his or her tax return.

Important Information Regarding Washington Sales/Use Tax

Under Washington law, purchases are not tax-exempt merely because a seller is not required to collect Washington's tax. Sales or use tax is due on certain purchases delivered or sourced to Washington. When sales tax is not paid at the time of purchase, Washington law requires Washington purchasers to review untaxed purchases and, if any tax is owed, file a Washington use tax return and pay any tax due. Visit https://dor.wa.gov/consumerusetax for more information. This message is required under the Revised Code of Washington 82.13.020(2)(a)(i).