Arizona Use of Company Equipment
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Employers should not require a COVID-19 test result in order for employees to return to work and should consider waiving any requirement for a note from a healthcare provider. Sick employees, or those with a family member at home sick with COVID-19, should notify their supervisors and stay home.
The Arizona (AZ) state sales tax rate is currently 5.6%. Depending on local municipalities, the total tax rate can be as high as 11.2%. Sales tax is a tax paid to a governing body (state or local) for the sale of certain goods and services.
Rentals of equipment to contractors and most nonprofit organizations are subject to tax. The rental income from leasing an item that has a purchase option is taxed under the personal property rental classification until the item is purchased.
Tangible products are taxable in Arizona, with a few exceptions. These exceptions include certain groceries, prescription medicine and medical devices, and machinery and chemicals used in research and development.
In Arizona, certain items may be exempt from the sales tax to all consumers, not just tax-exempt purchasers. Some examples of exceptions to the sales tax are certain types of groceries, some medical devices, certain prescription medications, and any machinery and chemicals which are used in research and development.
Food items sold by a qualified retailer and intended for home consumption are exempt by law from the Arizona transaction privilege tax. Food sold and intended for on- premises consumption, such as restaurant sales, remains fully taxable.
Arizona allows manufacturers in the state to purchase machinery and equipment directly used in the manufacturing process transaction privilege tax exempt. While Arizona does not technically collect sales tax, they do collect transaction privilege tax which is treated in the same manner as most states treat sales tax.
Tangible products are taxable in Arizona, with a few exceptions. These exceptions include certain groceries, prescription medicine and medical devices, and machinery and chemicals used in research and development.
In general, clothing, groceries, medicines and medical devices and industrial equipment are sales tax exempt in many states (but don't assume they'll be exempt in all states. Every state is different when it comes to sales tax!)
