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Business Registration Online registration is available through Georgia Tax Center (GTC), a secure electronic customer self-service portal. After your online submission, you should receive your specific tax account number within 15 minutes by email.

If you Wish to Use Georgia Resale Certificate You'll need to print out Georgia Department of Revenue form ST-5 Sales Tax Certificate of Exemption and fill it out. Make sure you use the first checkbox to note that you're using this certificate to gain exemption for the purpose of resale.

The exempt government organization is encouraged to submit to the vendor a properly completed Sales Tax Exempt Purchaser Certificate (Form ST-5) with a copy of its Form ST-2 attached.

How can a Georgia business purchase property for resale without paying sales tax? A Georgia business can purchase tangible personal property for resale without paying sales tax by providing the supplier with a properly completed Form ST-5 Certificate of Exemption.

You can apply for New Jersey sales tax exemption before you receive an IRS 501(c)(3) determination letter by submitting your REG-1E application upon formation of your organization. The Division will keep your REG-1E on file for one year and then process it once you send the IRS 501(c)(3) determination letter.

Dear Taxpayer, Below please find your Certificate of Exemption (Form ST-2). ... All purchases of tangible personal property by this organization are exempt from laxation under sald chapter to the extent that such property is used in the conduct of the business of the purchaser.

4. How much does it cost to apply for a sales tax permit in Georgia? There is no cost to apply for a sales tax permit in Georgia. Other business registration fees may apply.

Wholesale companies in Georgia require a sales tax resale certificate. Virtually all legitimate wholesale companies will ask for a copy of your resale certificate before they will sell to you at wholesale prices.

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.