Utah Admin. Code R865-19S-7 - Sales Tax License Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-12-106
A.
1. A separate sales and use tax license must
be obtained for each place of business, but where more than one place of
business is operated by the same person, one application may be filed giving
the required information about each place of business.
2. Each license must be posted in a
conspicuous place in the place of business for which it is
issued.
B. The holder of
a license issued under Section
59-12-106
shall notify the commission:
1. of any change
of address of the business;
2. of a
change of character of the business, or
3. if the license holder ceases to do
business.
C. The
commission may determine that a person has ceased to do business or has changed
that person's business address if:
1. mail is
returned as undeliverable as addressed and unable to forward;
2. the person fails to file four consecutive
monthly or quarterly sales tax returns, or two consecutive annual sales tax
returns;
3. the person fails to
renew its annual business license with the Department of Commerce; or
4. the person fails to renew its local
business license.
D. If
the requirements of C. are met, the commission shall notify the license holder
that the license will be considered invalid unless the license holder provides
evidence within 15 days that the license should remain valid.
E. A person may request the commission to
reopen a sales and use tax license that has been determined invalid under
D.
F. The holder of a license
issued under Section
59-12-106
shall be responsible for any sales and use tax, interest, and penalties
incurred under that license whether those taxes and fees are incurred during
the time the license is valid or invalid.
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