Kan. Admin. Regs. § 92-19-3c - Repossessed goods
(a) Each
retailer that repossesses goods that were the basis of a bad debt allowance
under K.A.R. 92-19-3b, and each financial institution that repossesses goods,
shall account for the repossessed goods in accordance with this
regulation.
(b) The recovery of
goods being repossessed and the transfer of title to the goods from the debtor
to the retailer or financial institution are not retail sales and shall not be
taxed.
(c) When repossessed goods
are resold by a retailer at retail, the receipts from the sale shall be
reported as part of the retailer's gross receipts. When repossessed goods are
resold by a retailer as a sale for resale, a retailer that previously claimed a
bad debt allowance on the goods shall account for the receipts as an allowance
recovery in accordance with K.A.R. 92-19-3b(f).
(d) When goods are repossessed by a financial
institution, the resale of the goods by the financial institution and the
transfer of title to the buyer shall be treated as nontaxable isolated or
occasional sales.
(e) When a debtor
satisfies the underlying debt after goods are repossessed, the return of goods
and the transfer of title to the goods to the debtor are not retail sales and
shall not be taxed. A retailer that previously claimed a bad debt allowance on
the goods shall report the taxable gross receipts that are included in the
payment from the debtor in accordance with K.A.R. 92-19-3b(f).
(f) When a retailer or financial institution
uses repossessed goods other than for retention, demonstration, or display
while holding the goods for resale in the regular course of business, the
retailer or financial institution shall accrue sales tax on its use of the
repossessed goods as the rental of the goods.
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