Service Occupation definition

Service Occupation means all callings, businesses, dealers, trades, avocations, pursuits, professions not exempt by law, occupations and enterprises with the exception of merchants, manufacturers and the businesses excluded under Section 40.100 of this article and excluding those specifically exempted from local licensing by statutes of the State of Missouri, and shall be construed to include also the selling of goods, wares and merchandise other than from a store, stand or place of business in the City of Webster Groves; persons dealing in or rendering services of any and all kinds to persons or property, and persons renting or hiring property or facilities to others excepting rental of real estate, and those who conduct activities for which an admission is charged or consideration is received for attendance at performances, shows, spectacles or other events, or for participation in contests or games or for use of facilities or accommodations operated or maintained by such person.
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Examples of Service Occupation in a sentence

  • The franchise fee is in addition to, and not in lieu of, the City's Telecommunications Service Occupation Tax under Wichita City Code Section 3.01.020.

  • The Customer is not liable for the payment of any Illinois Retailer’s Occupation Tax, Service Occupation Tax or Service Use Tax.

  • By law, the District is exempt from paying Federal Excise Tax, State and Local Retailers' Occupation Tax, State and Local Service Occupation Tax, Use Tax and Service Use Tax.

  • This requirement excludes taxes and assessments on real property comprising the Site and Illinois, County and Municipal Retailers' Occupation and Service Occupation Taxes and Illinois Use, Sales and Service Use Taxes on building materials and fixtures to be incorporated into the Work, but does include the taxes on building materials and equipment consumed or used in performing the construction, but not incorporated in it.

  • Unless otherwise indicated no Sales, Use, Retailers Occupations, Service Occupation, Service Use or other similar taxes are included in our prices.

  • Under the Service Occupation Tax Act, businesses providing services (i.e., servicemen) are taxed on tangible personal property transferred as an incident to sales of service.

  • The purchase of tangible personal property that is transferred to the service customer may result in either Service Occupation Tax liability or Use Tax liability for the servicemen depending upon his activities.

  • Until the Maturity Date, the Village agrees that it will not take any action or omit to take any action that will affect the continued existence of the RARE Rebate Account or the availability of RARE’s Share of the Sales Tax Revenue; and, that it will not reduce or eliminate (but may increase) the Village’s share of tax imposed by the Retailers’ Occupation Tax Act (35 ILCS 120/1 et seq.), or the Service Occupation Tax Act (35 ILCS 115/1 et seq.).

  • All purchases of goods or services made by the UNIVERSITY are exempt from Illinois state and municipal/home rule taxes under the provisions of the Illinois Retailers' Occupation Tax Act, the Illinois Service Tax Act, the Illinois Service Occupation Tax Act, and the Illinois Service Use Tax Act.

  • SMG, as acting agent for the Authority, is exempt by law from Illinois Retailers Occupation Tax, Use Tax, Service Occupation Tax, Service Use Tax, and Municipal and Regional Transportation Authority Retailers Occupation Tax on materials or services purchased in connection with the Services.