A construction contractor is liable for about $950,000 in use tax because the company consumed the flooring materials it purchased, a California tribunal announced Monday.
A California Department of Tax and Fee Administration audit found that HM Carpet Inc. made unreported purchases totaling about $8.74 million that were subject to use tax. HM Carpet, which issued resale certificates to its vendors for about 90% of its flooring material purchases, argued the certificates were invalid because some weren’t signed by authorized individuals.
- The California Office of Tax Appeals said a party can’t issue a resale certificate and then try to shift ...
 
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