Sales Tax AgreementSales Tax Agreement • September 17th, 2020
This Agreement is made and entered into by the signatories representing Alaska’s cities and boroughs to enable them to implement single-level, statewide administration of remote sales tax collection and remittance. The provisions of the Agreement do not apply to administration and collection of sales taxes for the sales of goods and services originating from within the boundaries of a member municipality nor does this Agreement restrict how a member municipality administers and collects sales tax on such sales, nor on sales made by those retailers with a physical presence in the municipality. The authority to set rates and exemptions is maintained by the member municipality.
City and Borough of Sitka - Sales Tax AgreementSales Tax Agreement • February 6th, 2022
If you choose to include the sales tax in your price, you can use the following formula to calculate the 6% sales tax due to the city at the end of each market.
NEW YORK/CONNECTICUT SALES TAX AGREEMENTSales Tax Agreement • April 19th, 2000
This agreement, known as the Reciprocal Agreement of the State of Connecticut and the State of New York Providing for the Exchange of Tax Information and Cooperative Tax Administration, enables the two states to coordinate their sales and use tax enforcement efforts by encouraging vendors in both states to voluntarily register to collect the other state's tax. After October 1, 1988, both state tax agencies will share information on customers and purchases, including customer lists of non-participating vendors.
City and Borough of Sitka - Sales Tax AgreementSales Tax Agreement • June 15th, 2012
If you choose to include the sales tax in your price, you can use the following formula to calculate the 6% sales tax due to the city at the end of each market.
