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DEPARTMENT OF TAXES Vermont Use Tax for Individual Taxpayers This fact sheet provides information on the Vermont Use Tax, including how to calculate, file, and pay the proper amount of tax. It is

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How to fill out Vermont use tax form:

1. Obtain the Vermont Use Tax Return Form from the Vermont Department of Taxes website or request a physical copy from their office.
2. Start by entering your name, address, and contact information in the appropriate fields on the form.
3. Provide your Vermont tax identification number, if applicable. If you don't have one, leave that section blank.
4. Identify the reporting period for which you are filling out the form. This is typically for a specific month, quarter, or year.
5. Calculate the total purchase price of tangible personal property or taxable services that you acquired from out-of-state vendors.
6. Determine the appropriate Vermont use tax rate based on the type of products or services you acquired.
7. Multiply the total purchase price by the applicable use tax rate to calculate the use tax owed for each transaction.
8. Add up all the use tax amounts to determine the total Vermont use tax due.
9. If you are claiming any deductions or exemptions, provide the necessary documentation and calculations to support your claim.
10. Review the completed form for accuracy and make sure all required fields are filled out.
11. Sign and date the form before submitting it to the Vermont Department of Taxes along with any required payment.

Who needs Vermont use tax:

1. Individuals who have purchased tangible personal property or taxable services from out-of-state vendors for use in Vermont are generally required to pay use tax.
2. Businesses that acquired taxable items for use or consumption in Vermont from out-of-state vendors may also be liable for Vermont use tax.
3. Vermont use tax is applicable to both residents and non-residents who make qualifying purchases in the state.

Note: It is advisable to consult the Vermont Department of Taxes or a tax professional for specific guidance on your personal or business situation when it comes to filling out Vermont use tax forms.

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What is vermont use tax for?

Vermont use tax is a tax on items used, stored, or consumed in Vermont where sales tax was not paid at the time of purchase.

Who is required to file vermont use tax for?

Individuals and businesses who have purchased tangible personal property for use in Vermont without paying sales tax are required to file vermont use tax.

How to fill out vermont use tax for?

Vermont use tax can be filled out online through the Vermont Department of Taxes website or by mail using Form SU-452.

What is the purpose of vermont use tax for?

The purpose of Vermont use tax is to ensure that all purchases of taxable items used in the state are properly taxed, even if sales tax was not collected at the time of purchase.

What information must be reported on vermont use tax for?

The taxpayer must report the total cost of taxable items purchased without paying sales tax, the amount of tax due, and any other relevant information requested on the Vermont use tax form.