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Tennessee Department of Revenue Reagan Far, Commissionerwww.Tennessee.gov/revenueCASKETS AND BURIAL VAULTS Notice #0716Sales and Use Tax December 2007INTRODUCTION This notice is intended to provide

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1. Start by thoroughly cleaning the casket or burial vault to ensure a neat and presentable appearance.
2. Line the inside of the casket or burial vault with a waterproof mat or liner to prevent any moisture or leakage.
3. Gently place and position the deceased person inside the casket, ensuring that they are lying properly and comfortably.
4. Dress the deceased person in their chosen attire, making sure to handle them respectfully and delicately.
5. Place any personal items, such as photos, letters, or sentimental objects, alongside the deceased if desired.
6. If the casket is being closed, secure the lid tightly and ensure it is properly sealed to maintain the integrity of the casket.
7. For burial vaults, lay a protective covering, like a burial vault liner or a heavy-duty plastic sheet, at the bottom to provide added protection.
8. Lower the casket or burial vault gently into the grave, ensuring it is placed securely and level on the burial vault liner if applicable.
9. Depending on the cemetery regulations or personal preferences, fill the remaining space around the casket or burial vault with soil.
10. Smooth and level the soil evenly to create a tidy appearance and help protect the casket or burial vault.

Who needs caskets and burial vaults:

1. Individuals who choose to have a traditional burial often require caskets. These individuals may wish to follow cultural or religious traditions that involve burying the deceased in a casket.
2. Funeral homes and burial service providers generally offer caskets as part of their services, making them necessary for anyone employing these services.
3. Burial vaults are commonly used in cemeteries to protect the casket and prevent the ground from sinking over time. They are typically required by cemeteries that have specific regulations in place.

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What is caskets and burial vaults?

Caskets are containers used for burying deceased individuals, while burial vaults are protective containers that encase the casket.

Who is required to file caskets and burial vaults?

Funeral homes and cemeteries are typically required to file caskets and burial vaults.

How to fill out caskets and burial vaults?

Caskets and burial vaults forms can be filled out by providing information on the deceased individual, the type of casket or vault used, and the location of burial.

What is the purpose of caskets and burial vaults?

The purpose of caskets and burial vaults is to provide a respectful and protective container for the deceased during burial.

What information must be reported on caskets and burial vaults?

Information such as the deceased individual's name, date of burial, type of casket or vault, and burial location must be reported on caskets and burial vaults.