Utah Admin. Code R865-19S-66 - Optometrists, Opticians, and Ophthalmologists Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-12-103
A. Optometrists
and ophthalmologists are deemed to be persons engaged primarily in rendering
personal services. These services consist of the examination and treatment of
eyes. Glasses, contact lenses, or other tangible personal property such as
sunglasses, or cleaning solutions sold by optometrists and ophthalmologists are
taxable and tax must be collected from the patient or buyer. Invoices or
receipts must show the charges for personal services separate from the charges
for tangible personal property and the sales tax thereon. If an optometrist or
ophthalmologist does not provide separate charges for personal services and
sales of tangible personal property, sales tax shall be charged on the entire
amount.
B. All sales of tangible
personal property to optometrists or ophthalmologists for use or consumption in
connection with their services are subject to sales or use tax.
C. Opticians are makers of or dealers in
optical items and instruments and fill prescriptions written by optometrists
and ophthalmologists. Opticians are engaged in the business of selling tangible
personal property and personal services rendered by them are considered as
merely incidental thereto. Opticians are required to collect the sales tax on
all their sales of tangible personal property.
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