- Indiana ruled that a logistics company’s purchases of non-returnable packaging materials and related equipment are subject to sales and use tax.
- The company’s packaging materials include bags, boxes, bubble wrap, labels, stretch wrap, tape, pallets, and crates.
- Exemption for non-returnable packaging materials applies only if used for shipping items processed for owners who will sell them as part of their manufacturing or production business.
- The company’s packaging activities did not meet the exemption criteria.
Source: taxconnex.com
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