- Indiana Department of State Revenue denied a sales tax refund to a medical center.
- The medical center requested a refund of USD 12,417.20 for medical supplies and equipment.
- IDOR approved a partial refund of USD 1,177.06 for exempt items.
- Remaining refund denied as items were not exempt from sales tax.
- Medical center appealed, but IDOR upheld the denial after a hearing.
- IDOR found items like bandages and splints not exempt as prosthetic devices.
- Medical center failed to prove the resale exemption for prosthetic devices.
- Oxygen canisters not eligible for refund as they were rented, not purchased.
- Drugs must be prescribed to be tax-exempt; no prescriptions were provided.
- Indiana tax laws require proof for exemptions; otherwise, tax is assumed.
Source: vatabout.com
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