- Virginia offers a one-time safe harbor for contractors who have omitted or inaccurately remitted retail sales and use taxes
- The Department of Taxation can use erroneously collected retail sales tax payments to offset a use tax assessment
- To qualify, contractors must show that the property for which sales tax was incorrectly collected is subject to a use tax assessment
- After receiving relief, contractors must pay sales tax to vendors or remit use tax directly to the Department for purchases of tangible personal property
- The policy is a one-time opportunity to help contractors rectify tax remittance errors and ensure compliance with regulations
Source: thompsontax.com
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