- California Department of Tax and Fee Administration clarifies taxability rules for out-of-state deliveries
- Sales tax exemption applies to products shipped directly to consumers outside California
- Exemption also applies to products intended for use in other countries or new noncommercial vehicles for foreign residents
- Sales tax exemption not applicable if consumers take possession of products in California
- Possession or use of products in California disqualifies sales from exemption
- Sellers need to consider consumer residency and delivery method when applying for sales tax exemption
Source: vatabout.com
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