- The Missouri Department of Revenue ruled that food and beverage sales at a public school district’s career center are exempt from Missouri state and local sales tax.
- The exemption applies because the sales are part of the school district’s educational functions and activities.
- Students operate the restaurant and coffee shop as part of their curriculum, learning entrepreneurship and business skills.
- Normally, such sales would be taxable, but the educational context qualifies them for exemption under Missouri law.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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