Utah Admin. Code R865-19S-59 - Sales of Materials and Services to Repairmen Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-12-103
A. Sales of
tangible personal property and services to persons engaged in repairing or
renovating tangible personal property are for resale, provided the tangible
personal property or service becomes a component part of the repair or
renovation sold. For example, paint sold to a body and fender shop and used to
paint an automobile is exempt from sales tax since it becomes a component part
of the repair work.
1. Sandpaper, masking
tape, and similar supplies are subject to sales tax when sold to a repairman
since these items are consumed by the repairman rather than being sold to his
customer as an ingredient part of the repair job. These items shall be taxed at
the time of sale if it is known that they are to be consumed. However, if this
is not determinable at the time of sale, these items should be purchased tax
free, as set forth in Rule
R865-19S-23 and sales tax reported on the repairman's sales tax return covering the period
during which consumption takes place.
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