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The current Sales Tax rate is 6.625% and the specially designated Urban Enterprise Zones rate is one half the Sales Tax rate. Certain items are exempt from sales tax, such as food, clothing, drugs, and manufacturing/processing machinery and equipment. A resale exemption also exists.

Exempt items include most food sold as grocery items, most clothing and footwear, disposable paper products for household use, prescription drugs, and over-the-counter drugs.

Businesses can request to be on a non-reporting basis if any of the following apply: The business does not make any sales of tangible personal property, specified digital products, or services subject to sales tax, and has not had a use tax liability averaging over $2,000 during the past three years.

How to Fill Out NJ Sales Tax Exempt Form ST-3? Name the seller of the merchandise, enter the seller's address, and the actual date of the transaction. Provide your taxpayer registration number. ... Describe the nature of goods or services you sell in an ordinary course of business.

The ST-5 exemption certificate grants your organization exemption from New Jersey sales and use tax on the organization's purchases of goods, meals, services, room occupancies and admissions that are directly related to the purposes of the organization, except purchases of energy and utility services.

The ST-5 exemption certificate grants your organization exemption from New Jersey sales and use tax on the organization's purchases of goods, meals, services, room occupancies and admissions that are directly related to the purposes of the organization, except purchases of energy and utility services.

Some of the Resale Certificates you might use are: Form ST-3: Used for in-state suppliers. Form ST-3NR: Used for out-of-state suppliers. Form ST-4: Used for tax exemption on production machinery and packaging supplies.

In New Jersey transactions which are eligible from payment of state or local sales and use tax, the purchaser is required file a form ST-4 with the seller documenting their exemption. This document can be found on the website of the state of New Jersey.