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The CERT-112.P65 is a vital document for exempt entities in Connecticut, allowing them to purchase meals and lodging without incurring taxes. This guide will provide clear, step-by-step instructions for completing the form online to ensure compliance with state tax regulations.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the CERT-112.P65 online.

1. Click the 'Get Form' button to obtain the CERT-112.P65 document and open it in your online editor.
2. Fill in the name of your exempt entity at the top of the form, along with the Federal Employer Identification Number and the address of the exempt entity.
3. If applicable, enter the Connecticut exemption permit number. If you do not have an exemption permit, attach the exempt entity’s I.R.C. §501(c)(3), (4), or (13) determination letter.
4. Complete the section for the retailer. Fill in the name and address of the retailer from whom meals or lodging are being purchased.
5. Indicate whether the purchases will be for meals, lodging, or both by checking the appropriate boxes.
6. Specify the date(s) of the event and provide a detailed description of the purpose or reason for the event.
7. In the table provided, enter the total number of meals or lodging to be purchased in Column A. Then, split this number into Column B (for which no reimbursement will be received) and Column C (for which reimbursement will be received). Ensure that the sum of Columns B and C equals Column A.
8. Respond to the three yes/no questions regarding the charging and payment process for the meals or lodging, ensuring to answer accurately.
9. An authorized officer of the exempt entity must complete the declaration section. Print the name and title of the authorized person, and ensure they sign and date the document.
10. Once the form is completed, save your changes. You may also download, print, or share the form as needed. Make sure to submit it to the Department of Revenue Services at least three weeks before the event.

Complete your CERT-112.P65 online today to ensure your tax-exempt purchases are properly documented.