What resources does the department offer to help sellers determine their local retail sales tax sourcing?
The department offers a number of resources to assist taxpayers in sourcing retail sales. These resources include: (i) The “Local Sales & Use Tax Flyer.” This publication is updated every quarter and is mailed to select taxpayers reporting on paper returns. It is also available online on the department’s web site at www.dor.wa.gov under “get a form or publication.” It provides a listing of all local taxing jurisdictions, location codes, and their corresponding tax rates. (ii) The online sales and use tax rate look up application (GIS). This is an online application that provides current and past sales and use tax rates and location codes based on an address or a selected location on a map. It also allows users to download data that they can incorporate into their own systems to retrieve the proper tax rate for a specific address. (iii) Taxing jurisdiction maps. The department has a selection of maps of various taxing jurisdictions that identify the boundaries of a specific taxing juris
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