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Nonprofit groups or organizations exempt by law from collecting tax on their retail sales of tangible personal property (such as a PTA or a nonprofit youth development organization) should use the exemption certificate issued to it by the Kansas Department of Revenue when buying items for resale.
Some purchases made by businesses, such as the purchase of goods or merchandise intended for resale, are exempt from sales tax. A complete listing of exemptions and the exemption forms are located in publication KS-1520.
Probably the most widely used sales tax exemption is for the purchase of items intended for resale. When buying your inventory from a wholesaler or another retailer, or selling inventory items to another retailer, you will use a Resale Exemption Certificate (ST-28A) or Form PR-78SSTA. RESALE EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS
Probably the most widely used sales tax exemption is for the purchase of items intended for resale. When buying your inventory from a wholesaler or another retailer, or selling inventory items to another retailer, you will use a Resale Exemption Certificate (ST-28A) or Form PR-78SSTA. RESALE EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS
Kansas Sales Tax Exemption / Resale Forms. 4 PDFs. If you are a retailer making purchases for resale, or need to make a purchase that is exempt from the Kansas sales tax, you need the appropriate Kansas sales tax exemption certificate before you can begin making tax-free purchases.
If the outof-state retailer DOES NOT have sales tax nexus with Kansas, it may provide the third party vendor a resale exemption certificate evidencing qualification for a resale exemption, regardless of the state in which the retailer is registered for sales tax.
Nonprofit groups or organizations exempt by law from collecting tax on their retail sales of tangible personal property (such as a PTA or a nonprofit youth development organization) should use the exemption certificate issued by the Department of Revenue when buying items for resale.
