- The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals voided a use tax assessment against MGQ Terminal, Inc. for 2013-2016.
- The Board ruled MGQ’s activities qualified as a “manufacturing operation” under Ohio law, making certain purchases exempt from use tax.
- MGQ’s processes—heating, straining, blending, and lab testing—were found to transform materials and create new, customer-specific products.
- The Board emphasized the actual activities performed, not business labels, and rejected the need for MGQ to own input materials or sell a final product to qualify for the exemption.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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