I am a grape grower who uses wood or paper trays for the harvest and drying of raisin grapes. Does the sale or purchase of these trays qualify for the partial exemption?
Wood or paper trays used primarily to harvest and dry grapes are considered farm equipment and machinery for purposes of the partial exemption from the sales and use tax. A retail sale of the trays to a qualified person may qualify for the partial exemption as long as the trays are used primarily for the production and harvesting of grapes.
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