Kan. Admin. Regs. § 92-19-28 - Motor carriers
Sales of tangible personal property or services to any motor carrier engaged in the transportation of persons or property in interstate common-carrier transportation are subject to the Kansas retailers' sales tax in the same manner as are sales to other firms, persons or corporations except as follows:
a) Sales of rolling stock,
including busses and trailers to each motor carrier qualifying as a public
utility and engaged in either interstate commerce exclusively or interstate
commerce and intrastate commerce, and the rolling stock are immediately and
directly used in interstate commerce are exempt. The rolling stock may be
temporarily stored within the state until it is directly and immediately
consumed in interstate commerce. However, charges for labor services rendered
to common carriers authorized to engage in interstate commerce by the
interstate commerce commission for the servicing, maintenance, or repair of
rolling stock including busses and trailers are taxable.
b) Sales of all repair parts and replacement
materials or parts to each motor carrier qualifying as a public utility,
engaged in either interstate commerce exclusively or interstate commerce and
intrastate commerce, when the repair parts and replacement material or parts
are immediately and directly used in interstate commerce are exempt. The repair
parts and replacement materials or parts may be temporarily stored within the
state until they are directly or immediately consumed exclusively in interstate
commerce.
c) Sales of gasoline,
distillate and other motor fuels to each motor carrier qualifying as a public
utility, engaged in either interstate commerce exclusively or interstate
commerce and intrastate commerce when the gasoline, distillate and other
petroleum products are immediately and directly used in interstate commerce are
exempt. The gasoline, distillate and other motor fuels may be temporarily
stored within the state until it is directly and immediately consumed in
interstate commerce.
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