- California Manufacturing Exemption allows certain companies to exempt manufacturing and R&D equipment purchases from sales and use tax
- Equipment must be used 50% or more during manufacturing process
- Purchases must not exceed $200 million in a calendar year
- Only part of the state tax portion of sales tax is exempt
- Companies must fall into qualifying NAICS codes to benefit from the exemption
- Partial exemption can be retroactive and subject to refund
- Form CDTFA-230-M must be provided to seller to obtain reduced rate
- Refunds can be requested from CDTFA if use tax was directly paid to the state
Source: taxconnections.com
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