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This document serves as a Preliminary Official Statement for the City of Centerton, Arkansas, outlining the offering of $38,175,000 in Sales and Use Tax Improvement Bonds, Series 2024. It details the purpose of the bonds, including funding public improvements, the bond structure, terms of redemption, and the tax implications for bondholders. The bonds are supported by a tax levy approved by local voters and come with a municipal bond insurance policy for added security.

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How to fill out sales and use tax

1. Gather necessary documents: Collect all invoices, receipts, and records of sales transactions.
2. Determine your tax rate: Check your state's sales tax rate and any local tax rates that apply.
3. Calculate total sales: Sum up all sales transactions and determine which are taxable.
4. Report exempt sales: Identify any sales that are exempt from sales tax, such as certain goods or services.
5. Complete the tax forms: Fill out the appropriate sales and use tax forms provided by your state's tax authority.
6. Calculate total tax due: Multiply taxable sales by the applicable tax rate to determine the total sales tax owed.
7. Submit payment: Pay the calculated sales tax amount by the due date via check or electronic payment.

Who needs sales and use tax?

1. Retailers: Businesses selling goods and services directly to consumers are required to collect sales tax.
2. Online sellers: E-commerce businesses that sell to customers within a taxing jurisdiction must comply with sales tax requirements.
3. Service providers: Certain service providers may be required to charge sales tax on applicable services.
4. Out-of-state sellers: Businesses selling to customers in different states may need to register for sales tax in those states.
5. Government entities: Some government agencies may need to pay and report sales tax on purchases.

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What is sales and use tax?

Sales and use tax is a consumption tax imposed on the sale of goods and services. Sales tax is collected at the point of sale by the seller, while use tax is paid by the buyer directly to the government when the sales tax has not been collected.

Who is required to file sales and use tax?

Typically, businesses that sell taxable goods or services and individuals who purchase items for use in a jurisdiction that has a sales tax are required to file sales and use tax returns. This can include retailers, wholesalers, and some service providers.

How to fill out sales and use tax?

To fill out a sales and use tax return, you must gather information on total sales, taxable sales, and any applicable exemptions. You will then complete the appropriate form provided by your state's tax authority, detailing sales made and any sales tax collected.

What is the purpose of sales and use tax?

The purpose of sales and use tax is to generate revenue for state and local governments to fund public services and infrastructure. It acts as a means to tax consumer purchases and level the playing field between in-state and out-of-state sellers.

What information must be reported on sales and use tax?

Information typically required includes total sales, taxable sales, applicable exemptions, total sales tax collected, any use tax owed, and the seller or taxpayer identification details.