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Sales to non-profits and charities in California are subject to California's sales tax. California does NOT exempt sales to churches from its sales tax. There is NO exemption!
words_smith_4u
Churches - as non-exempt entities have 'state tax' numbers that exempt them from paying state tax on purchases.
Ask for the tax exempt number. If they don't have it, then they can't prove it's being bought for the church. Thus, you can tax them.
tgdjm
if they have a tax number....no. if not its up to you....you can always write it off on your end of the year taxes. but make sure they are legitimate.
mickey g
unless they show they have tax exemption then they have to pay it
(i worked with lots of churches at my old job)
someone tried to get out of paying the tax at my new(er) job - an italian resturaunt. they were like "i work with the church i dont have to pay the taxes" so i was like, ok, where is your tax exemption status papers so i can put it on file? and they shut up really quickly
Snick S
Only if they can't provide you with their tax exemption number. Otherwise THEY won't pay tax, but you will still have to if you don't have the tax exemption #.
cyberpsych2
Aren't churches considered nonprofit and thus tax exempt?
jveretto0804
Well, since they're considered a Not for Profit organization, I don't think so.
Mephistopheles
They should be able to tell you if they are exempt from sales tax. Charities (which includes churches) usually are exempt.
NONAME
Churches don't pay income tax. Probably don't have to pay property taxes either. But I'm sure they have to pay sales tax on normal items they purchase.
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