- Kansas issued guidance on sales and use tax exemption for custom meat processing services
- Exemption is retroactive from July 1, 2024
- Applies to services like slaughtering, butchering, custom cutting, dressing, processing, and packaging
- Services must be for animals owned and provided by customers for their own use or consumption
- Purchasers do not need to provide an exemption certificate or form
- Sellers are not required to collect or pay the tax or prove non-taxability
- Purchasers improperly claiming the exemption are liable for nonpayment of tax
Source: vitallaw.com
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