- Iowa Department of Revenue ruled genetic testing services by CRI Genetics not subject to sales tax
- CRI Genetics offers DNA-based ancestry and health reports
- Services involve testing human DNA samples using saliva collection kits
- Services fall under exclusion for “tests on humans” in Iowa Code
- Saliva collection kits are not separately itemized or sold, not subject to tax
- Ruling provides clarity for businesses offering similar genetic testing services in Iowa
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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