Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 12A-1.024 - Fabrication of Tangible Personal Property for Others
(1) The producing, fabricating, processing,
printing or imprinting of tangible personal property is taxable.
(2) The total charge for manufacturing a part
in the shop from stock is fully taxable.
(3) Material which is cut, threaded, shaped,
bent, polished, welded, sheared, punched, drilled, machined or in some way has
work performed on it which changed its original state is considered to have
been fabricated and is taxable.
(4)
Charges for labor, replacement parts, materials and supplies used by dealers to
adjust, apply, alter, install, maintain, remodel or repair tangible personal
property belonging to others are fully taxable.
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