Utah Admin. Code R865-19S-4 - Collection of Tax Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-12-107
(1) For purposes of
this rule, "item" includes:
(a) an
admission;
(b) a product
transferred electronically;
(c) a
service; and
(d) tangible personal
property.
(2)
(a) An invoice or receipt issued by a seller
shall separately state the sales tax collected on the invoice or
receipt.
(b) If an invoice or
receipt issued by a seller does not show the sales tax collected as required in
Subsection (2)(a), sales tax will be assessed on the seller or purchaser based
on the amount of the invoice or receipt.
(3) Unless otherwise provided by statute, if
a purchase consists of items that are exempt from sales tax and items that are
subject to sales tax, the entire purchase is subject to sales tax unless the
seller, at the time of the transaction:
(a)
separately states the tax exempt items on the invoice; or
(b) is able to identify by reasonable and
identifiable standards, from the books and records the seller keeps in the
seller's regular course of business, the items exempt from sales tax.
(4) Unless otherwise provided by
statute, if a purchase consists of two or more items that are subject to sales
tax at different rates, the entire purchase is subject to sales tax at the
higher tax rate unless the seller, at the time of the transaction:
(a) separately states on the invoice the
items subject to sales tax at each of the different sales tax rates;
or
(b) is able to identify by
reasonable and identifiable standards, from the books and records the seller
keeps in the seller's regular course of business, the items subject to sales
tax at the lower tax rate.
(5) A seller that collects an excess amount
of sales or use tax must either refund the excess to the purchasers from whom
the seller collected the excess or remit the excess to the commission.
(a) A seller may offset an undercollection of
tax on sales against any excess tax collected in the same reporting
period.
(b) A seller may not offset
an underpayment of tax on the seller's purchases against an excess of tax
collected.
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