MIT’s tax-exempt status with respect to sales tax is certified by Forms ST-2, ST-5, and ST-5C.
When purchasing goods for MIT, a supplier will typically request that you provide both Forms ST-2 Certificate of Exemption and ST-5 Sales Tax Exempt Purchaser Certificate.
Sub-contractors purchasing goods and services on behalf of MIT may need to provide Form ST-2 and Form ST-5C Contractor’s Sales Tax Exempt Purchase Certificate.
Review the Sales Tax Exemption Listing to find U.S. states that recognize MIT’s sales tax exemption. Click on the specific state to download form.
Hotels in Massachusetts and other states often charge occupancy tax and other local taxes and fees for hotel stays. This is not the same as sales tax.
If you are traveling on MIT business and incur occupancy taxes on your hotel bill, you should include them in your travel expense report.
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MIT’s tax-exempt status with respect to sales tax is certified by Forms ST-2, ST-5, and ST-5C.
When purchasing goods for MIT, a supplier will typically request that you provide both Forms ST-2 Certificate of Exemption and ST-5 Sales Tax Exempt Purchaser Certificate.
Sub-contractors purchasing goods and services on behalf of MIT may need to provide Form ST-2 and Form ST-5C Contractor’s Sales Tax Exempt Purchase Certificate.
Review the Sales Tax Exemption Listing to find U.S. states that recognize MIT’s sales tax exemption. Click on the specific state to download form.
Hotels in Massachusetts and other states often charge occupancy tax and other local taxes and fees for hotel stays. This is not the same as sales tax.
If you are traveling on MIT business and incur occupancy taxes on your hotel bill, you should include them in your travel expense report.
