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Is a Wisconsin county liable for paying sales tax on its purchases?

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Is a Wisconsin county liable for paying sales tax on its purchases?

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The answer is no. Purchases by Wisconsin counties are exempt from Wisconsin sales and use taxes. To claim the exemption, the county must give the seller one of the following: • A completed purchase order or similar document clearly identifying the county as the purchaser, • A properly completed sales and use tax exemption certificate (Form S-211), or • Its Certificate of Exempt Status (CES) number. A county may apply for a Certificate of Exempt Status number using Form S-103, available at http://www.revenue.wi.gov/forms/sales/s-103.

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