Follow the steps to fill out the MO 2360 form efficiently.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the MO 2360 form, which you can then open in your preferred digital editor.
2. Provide the name of the event in the designated field. Ensure you enter the correct name as it will be referenced in all future correspondence.
3. Enter the date(s) of the event in the format MM/DD/YYYY. Ensure that the dates accurately reflect the event period.
4. Fill in the city location or code where the event took place. This helps identify the appropriate tax jurisdiction.
5. Complete the business and taxpayer information section, including the taxpayer's full name, social security number, and business name. Ensure all required fields are filled out correctly.
6. Provide the taxpayer’s street address, phone number, and email address. This ensures that the department can reach you if necessary.
7. If applicable, select the box to indicate whether you only took orders without making on-the-spot sales. This affects your tax reporting.
8. For those 65 or older claiming the handicraft exemption, select the corresponding box and attach the completed Exemption Certificate for Sales of Handicraft Items (Form 2478).
9. In the sales section, list the total gross receipts in Column 2. Then compute the tax due based on the appropriate tax rate and enter it in Column 4.
10. Sign the form in the designated area, verifying the information is true and complete. Along with your signature, enter your printed name, title, and the date of completion.
11. Once all fields are completed, save any changes made to your document. You can then download, print, or share the MO 2360 form as necessary.
12. Finally, ensure to mail the completed form along with any remittance to the provided address or email it to the specified contact. Doing this within ten days of the event's close is crucial to avoiding late fees.

Take the necessary steps to complete and submit your MO 2360 form online today.