Obtaining a Utah Sales Tax License
A sales tax license can be obtained by registering through the Utah Taxpayer Access Point (TAP) or the Utah OneStop Business Registration (OSBR). Additionally, you can mail in Form TC-69 to the Utah State Tax Commission 210 North 1950 West Salt Lake City, UT 84134-3310.
Sales Tax Collection in Utah
Once you’re registered and equipped with a Utah sales tax license, it’s time to learn the art of collecting sales tax from your customers. Understand the nuances of sales tax collection in Utah and get started.
Sales Tax Exemption
Sales tax exemption certificates allow businesses to make tax-free purchases on items that will be resold. The retailer will need to provide a Utah Exemption Certificate (commonly known as a Resale Certificate) to their vendor.
- Types of Taxes in Utah for Business
You may need to pay sales tax, use tax, state income tax, and other taxes depending on the nature of your business.
- Filing Frequency
When you register for sales tax, Utah will assign you a certain filing frequency: monthly, quarterly, or annually.
- Business License in Utah
Apply for a Utah business license with the necessary licensing or regulatory agency based on your business location and activities.
- Utah Sales Tax Number
Apply for an EIN today by selecting your entity type to receive a Federal Tax ID.
- Sales Tax Requirements for Businesses
If your business involves selling goods or services subject to sales tax in Utah, you will need to obtain a sales tax permit from the Utah State Tax Commission. This license allows you to collect sales tax on behalf of the state and remit it accordingly.
- State Tax ID Number Service
Utilize our service to quickly obtain the Utah state tax ID number and successfully navigate the federal and state government processes.
- Sales Tax Collection and Compliance
Ensure your business is operating in compliance with state laws regarding tax nexus, sales tax collection, and tax rates by consulting with your accountant.
- Sales Tax Permit Application
Apply for a seller’s permit online through the Utah OneStop Business Registration (OSBR) portal or submit Form TC-69 via mail to the Utah State Tax Commission.