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        What can I buy with a resale certificate?

        I own a small business and want to purchase supplies using a resale certificate. Can I also use it to buy items for my office tax-free?

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        Answer by: Abdullah Al Naim
        7 months ago

        A resale certificate allows you to purchase goods intended for resale or lease without paying sales tax. However, it is important to use the certificate correctly to avoid penalties and comply with tax regulations.

        What You Can Buy

        1. Inventory for Resale

        Items you intend to resell directly to customers, such as clothing, electronics, or other retail products.

        2. Leaseable Goods

        Products that your business rents or leases to customers, such as equipment or furniture.

        What You Cannot Buy

        1. Items for Personal Use

        Using a resale certificate for personal purchases is a violation of tax regulations and may result in penalties.

        2. Business Supplies

        Items like office supplies (e.g., pens, printers, or paper) cannot be purchased tax-free with a resale certificate since they are not intended for resale.

        Risks of Misuse

        Improper use of a resale certificate, such as buying goods for business or personal use, can lead to fines, penalties, and tax audits. Always ensure the certificate is used strictly for goods you plan to resell.

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