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GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Customer # OFFICE OF TAX AND REVENUE CERTIFICATE OF RESALE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SALES AND USE TAX TO: SELLER FROM: PURCHASER TRADE NAME (IF ANY) TRADE NAME (IF

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6. If necessary or requested, you may need to provide any supporting documents or evidence that substantiate the information you have certified.

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