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Is the sale of coins or uncanceled stamps subject to Sales Tax in Nevada?

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Is the sale of coins or uncanceled stamps subject to Sales Tax in Nevada?

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The sale of postage stamps through vending machines is not subject to Sales Tax because such stamps represent an intangible right to receive services and are not tangible personal property. The tax applies to sales of coins and uncanceled stamps at a premium price (exceeds 50% of the face value) for purposes other than use as a medium of exchange or postage. The tax does not apply to sales of coins or uncanceled stamps, even though sold at a premium price, if the purpose of the use of the coins or stamps is as a medium of exchange or postage.

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