Get R-1356-L - Louisiana Department Of Revenue

Bona Fide Agricultural Land – land devoted to the production for sale, in reasonable commercial quantities, of plants and animals, or their products, useful to man and agricultural land under a contract with a state or federal agency restricting its use for agricultural production.

Once granted, Louisiana resale certificates are valid for up to two years. After that, you'll need to renew.

In Louisiana, certain items may be exempt from the sales tax to all consumers, not just tax-exempt purchasers. Examples of an exception to the Louisiana sales tax are certain types of prescription medication, farm and agricultural equipment, and some types of grocery items.

These resale certificates can be verified at https://.revenue.louisiana.gov/SalesTax/ResaleCertificate. Click the “Resale Certificate” link to reach the Resale Certificate Validation page.

You can apply to obtain Louisiana sales tax exemption by filing form R-1048, the Application for Exemption from Collection of Louisiana State Sales Tax with the Louisiana Department of Revenue.

Non-profit organizations are not generally exempt from sales tax on purchases in Louisiana. The tax exemption applies to income tax for the corporation. For more information on exemptions for nonprofit organizations, see Form R-20125, Sales Tax Exemptions for Nonprofit Organizations.

To verify your tax liability for individual income tax, call LDR at (225) 219-0102. To verify your tax liability for business taxes, you can review your liabilities online using the Louisiana Taxpayer Access Point (LaTAP) system.

a) Owned and occupied by a person who is 65 years of age or older. b) Owned and occupied by a person who has a 50% or greater military service-related disability. c) Last owned and occupied by a member of the armed forces who was killed or is missing in action, or who is a prisoner of war.