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Federal law provides that the sales of tangible goods, including motor vehicles, to tribes and enrolled tribal members are exempt from retail sales tax if the goods are delivered to or the sale is made in the tribe or enrolled tribal member's Indian country.

Sellers of bottled water must collect sales tax except when the bottled water is purchased under the SNAP (food stamp) program. If a person does not have water safe for human consumption, they are eligible for an exemption from the sales tax. Bottled water subject to sales tax - Washington Department of Revenue wa.gov https://dor.wa.gov › sites › default › files › SN_17_Bottl... wa.gov https://dor.wa.gov › sites › default › files › SN_17_Bottl...

Sales tax or use tax does not apply to: Sales to a manufacturer or processor for hire of machinery and equipment used directly in a manufacturing operation or research and development operation.

61 years of age or older At least 61 years of age or older. Retired from regular gainful employment due to a disability. Veteran of the armed forces of the United States receiving compensation from the United States Department of Veterans Affairs at one of the following: Combined service-connected evaluation rating of 80% or higher. Property tax exemptions and deferrals - Washington Department of Revenue wa.gov https://dor.wa.gov › taxes-rates › property-tax-exemptio... wa.gov https://dor.wa.gov › taxes-rates › property-tax-exemptio...

Retail sales and use tax exemptions Farm Products. Producer Goods. Interstate Sales. Public Activities. Health-Related Purchases. Deferrals & Credits. Other Sales/Use Tax Exemptions. Retail sales and use tax exemptions | Washington Department ... Washington Department of Revenue (.gov) https://dor.wa.gov › taxes-rates › retail-sales-and-use-t... Washington Department of Revenue (.gov) https://dor.wa.gov › taxes-rates › retail-sales-and-use-t...

Washington law exempts most grocery type food from retail sales tax. However, the law does not exempt “prepared food,” “soft drinks,” or “dietary supplements.” Businesses that sell these “foods” must collect sales tax. In addition, all alcoholic items are subject to retail sales tax.

Tax exempt food and beverages include: Bakery items sold without a utensil. Other bottled or canned beverages containing over 50 percent fruit or vegetable juice, or milk, milk product, or milk substitute. Candy. Combination businesses | Washington Department of Revenue wa.gov https://dor.wa.gov › education › industry-guides › combi... wa.gov https://dor.wa.gov › education › industry-guides › combi...