- Nebraska sales tax exemption for manufacturers applies to businesses involved in fabricating, assembling, processing, refinishing, or refining activities
- 50% or more of revenue must be generated from sale of products resulting from these activities
- Machinery and equipment must be used 50% or more of the time performing a manufacturing task
- Manufacturing requires physical change to tangible personal property
- Exemption covers items used within manufacturing process, excludes items used before or after
- Qualifying items include ingredient or component parts, machinery and equipment, testing equipment, fuel for production
- Non-qualifying items include hand tools powered solely by human effort, computers not used for manufacturing, office equipment, vehicles registered for road operation
- To claim exemption, complete Form 13 “Nebraska Resale or Exempt Sale”
Source: taxconnections.com
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