Missouri Sales Tax Exemptions
| Exemption Reason | Form | Issued By | Notes | XMPT Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agricultural Exemptions | 149 | Purchaser | Includes farm machinery and equipment used for agricultural purposes. | Create |
| Common Carrier Exemption | 149 | Purchaser | Applies to vehicles and equipment used by common carriers in interstate commerce. | Create |
| Electricity Generation Equipment | 149 | Purchaser | Exempts materials and equipment used in electricity generation. | Create |
| Manufacturing Machinery & Equipment | 149 | Purchaser | Covers machinery and equipment used in manufacturing, processing, or fabricating. | Create |
| Project Exemption Certificate | 5060 | Purchaser | Used for tax-exempt construction projects. | |
| Resale | 149 | Purchaser | Applies to purchases for resale. | Create |
| Research & Development | 149 | Purchaser | Covers materials and chemicals used in R&D related to manufacturing. | Create |
Multi-state forms available:
| Form | Issued By | XMPT Delivery | Revision |
|---|---|---|---|
| MTC Uniform Sales Tax Certificate | Purchaser | Create | October 14, 2022 |
Notes:
- Most exemptions can be claimed using Missouri Form 149, which is the general sales tax exemption certificate.
- Form 5060 (Project Exemption Certificate) must be issued by the exempt entity for construction projects.
- Purchasers claiming exemptions must provide the appropriate exemption certificate at or before the time of sale.
- Exemptions for nonprofits require prior approval from the Missouri Department of Revenue.
- Businesses using a resale exemption must have a valid Missouri Tax ID Number.
- Sellers must retain exemption certificates for at least three years to document tax-exempt sales.
- If a sale is later determined to be taxable, the buyer is responsible for use tax.