Utah Admin. Code R865-12L-17 - Procedures for Administration of the Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, and Convention Facilities Tax Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-12-602 and 59-12-603
(1) Definitions
(a) "Primary business" means the source of
more than 50 percent of the revenues of the retail establishment. In the case
of a retail establishment with more than two lines of business, primary
business means the line of business which generates the highest revenues when
compared with the other lines of business.
(b) "Retail establishment" means a single
outlet, whether or not at a fixed location, operated by a seller. Retail
establishment includes the preparation facilities of caterers, outlets that
deliver the alcoholic beverages, food and food ingredients, and prepared food
that they prepare, and other similar sellers. A single seller engaged in
multiple lines of business at one location may be deemed to be operating
multiple retail establishments if the lines of business are not commonly
regarded as a single retail establishment or if there are other factors
indicating that the lines of business should be treated separately. The
operation of concession stands by stadium owners, performers, promoters, or
others with a financial interest in ticket sales or admission charges to any
event shall be considered a separate line of business constituting a retail
establishment.
(c) "Theater" means
an indoor or outdoor location for the presentation of movies, plays, or
musicals.
(2) If an
establishment that is a restaurant under Section
59-12-602
sells prepackaged foods as incidental items with the sale of alcoholic
beverages, food and food ingredients, or prepared foods, a tax imposed under
Section
59-12-603(1)(b) applies to the prepackaged food as well.
(3) For purposes of collecting the tax
imposed on the sale of alcoholic beverages, food and food ingredients, and
prepared foods and beverages, the tax will attach in the county in which the
food or beverage is served.
(4) A
seller that sells foods or beverages prepared for immediate consumption and is
uncertain whether it is a restaurant shall make application, in letter form,
for exemption with the Tax Commission indicating the circumstances that may
qualify it for an exemption. A single application may be filed by a seller for
multiple retail establishments if the operations of all of the retail
establishments are similar.
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