Out of State Sales Tax Exemptions for Meals and Lodging
Certain lodging and meal expenses incurred while traveling on University business may be exempt from state sales tax. Currently, the University qualifies for travel related sales tax exemption in the states listed in the chart, below. The University is reviewing the sales tax exemption requirements in additional states and will update the chart as additional exemptions are obtained.
| Colorado |
Maine |
North Dakota |
| Connecticut |
Masachussetts |
Ohio |
| Florida |
Michigan |
Rhode Island |
| Idaho |
Mississippi |
Tennessee |
| Illinois |
Missouri |
Texas |
| Kansas |
New Jersey |
Wisconsin |
| Kentucky |
New York |
Wyoming |
If you plan to incur meals and/or lodging expenses in one of the above-listed states, please contact the University Tax department prior to travel. The Tax department will provide you with any relevant exemption forms with respect to meals and/or lodging expenses, depending on the state.
Note: In order to obtain exemption, the University must make the payment directly to the hotel or restaurant using a Yale Purchasing Card or check. The sales tax exemption will not apply if a traveler makes the payment using a personal credit card.
Purchase of Other Services or Property
To obtain a Connecticut sales tax exemption certificate, Form CERT-119, for a purchase other than meals and lodging, contact the Tax Department (432-5530). In limited circumstances, the University may purchase items for resale. Contact the Tax department for a resale certificate. CERT-119 should not be used for purchases that are made for resale.
For sales tax exemptions with respect to purchases of property or services (other than meals or lodging) outside the State of Connecticut, contact the University Tax department.
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