Utah Admin. Code R865-19S-20 - Basis for Reporting Tax Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-12-107
A. "Total sales"
means the total amount of all cash, credit, installment, and conditional sales
made during the period covered by the return.
B. Amounts shown on returns must include the
total sales made during the period of the returns, and the tax must be reported
and paid upon that basis.
C.
Adjustments may be made and credit allowed for cash discounts, returned goods,
and bad debts that result from sales upon which the tax has been reported and
paid in full by a seller to the Tax Commission.
1. Adjustments and credits will be allowed
only if the seller has not been reimbursed in the full amount of the tax except
as noted in C.6.a) and can establish that fact by records, receipts or other
means.
2. In no case shall the
credit be greater than the sales tax on that portion of the purchase price
remaining unpaid at the time the goods are returned, the account is charged
off.
3. Any refund or credit given
to the purchaser must include the related sales tax.
D. Tax is based upon the original price
unless adjustments were made prior to the close of the reporting period in
which the tax upon the sale is due. If the price upon which the tax is computed
and paid is subsequently adjusted, credit may be taken against the tax due on a
subsequent return.
E. If a sales
tax rate change takes place prior to the reporting period when the seller
claims the credit, the seller must adjust the taxable amount so that the amount
of tax credited corresponds proportionally to the amount of tax originally
collected.
F. Commissions to agents
are not deductible under any conditions for purposes of tax
computation.
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