Enlarge image | Schedule UT Form IT-140 W WEST VIRGINIA PURCHASER’S USE TAX SCHEDULE 2022 INSTRUCTIONS Purchaser’s Use Tax is a tax on the use of tangible personal property or services in West Virginia where Sales Tax has not been paid. Use Tax applies to the following: internet purchases, magazine subscriptions, mail-order purchases, out-of-state purchases, telephone purchases originating out-of-state, TV shopping networks, and other purchases of taxable items. For detailed instructions on the Schedule UT, see page 42. Part I State Use Tax Calculation 1. Amount of purchases subject to West Virginia Use Tax................................................................................. 1 $ 2. West Virginia Use Tax Rate.......................................................................................................................... 2 .06 3. West Virginia State Use Tax (Multiply line 1 by rate on line 2. Enter amount here and on line 9 below)....... 3 $ Part II Municipal Use Tax Calculation City/Town Name* Purchases Subject to Tax Rate Municipal Tax Due Municipal Use Tax (Purchases multiplied by rate) 4a 4b $ 4c 4d $ 5a 5b $ 5c 5d $ 6a 6b $ 6c 6d $ 7a 7b $ 7c 7d $ 8. Total Municipal Use Tax (add lines 4d through 7d and enter here and on line 10) 8 $ Part III Total Amount Due 9. Total State Use Tax due (from line 3)............................................................................................................ 9 $ 10. Total Municipal Use Tax due (from line 8).................................................................................................... 10 $ 11. Total Use Tax Due (add lines 9 & 10 and enter total here and on line 13 of Form IT-140) 11 $ *Visit www.tax.wv.gov for a complete list of West Virginia municipalities that impose a Use Tax. *P40202206W* P40202206W –41– |
Enlarge image | SCHEDULE UT INSTRUCTIONS You owe use tax on the total purchase price of taxable tangible personal property or taxable services (hereinafter called property) that you used, USE TAX – STATE stored, or consumed in West Virginia upon which you have not previously 1. Purchase price $10,000.00 paid West Virginia sales or use tax. The use tax applies to the following: internet purchases, magazine subscriptions, mail-order purchases, out-of- 2. 6.0% West Virginia State use tax state purchases, telephone purchases originating out-of-state, TV shopping ($10,000 x .06) 600.00 networks and other purchases of taxable items.Schedule UT must be filed 3. Less 4.0% sales/use tax paid to State B with IT-140 if the taxpayer is reporting use tax due. ($10,000 x .04) (400.00) Examples of reasons you may owe use tax: 4. Net use tax due to West Virginia 200.00 1. You purchased property without paying sales tax from a seller 5. Measure of tax ($200 ÷ .06 tax rate) $ 3,333.34 outside of West Virginia. You would have paid sales tax if you You should include the $3,333.34 in Part I, line 1 of the purchased the property from a West Virginia seller. West Virginia Purchaser’s Use Tax Schedule. 2. You purchased property without paying sales tax for resale (to sell to others) or for a nontaxable use. You then used the property in a USE TAX – MUNICIPAL taxable manner. 1. Purchase price $10,000.00 3. You purchased property without paying sales tax and later gave the 2. 1.0% Municipality A sales/use tax property away free to your customers. ($10,000 x .01) 100.00 Pඉකග I. S ගඉගඍ Uඛඍ ඉච T Cඉඔඋඝඔඉගඑඖ (includes purchases or 3. Less .5% sales/use tax paid to Municipality B lease of tangible personal property or taxable service made using direct ($10,000 x .005) (50.00) pay permit) 4. Net use tax due to municipality A 50.00 Line 1 – Enter the total dollar amount of all purchases made during the 5. Measure of tax ($50 ÷ .01 tax rate) $ 5,000.00 2022 tax year that are subject to the 6% use tax rate. You should include the $5,000 in Part II, line 4b-7b under Line 3 – Multiply the amount on line 1 by the use tax rate on line 2. appropriate municipality. Pඉකග II. Mඝඖඑඋඑඉඔ ඛඍ ඉච ඉඔඋඝඔඉගඑඖ U T C Line 4a – 7a – Enter the name of the municipality. You owe municipal use tax on the total purchase price of taxable tangible Line 4b – 7b – Enter total purchases subject to the use tax. personal property or taxable services that you used, stored, or consumed in Line 4c – 7c – Enter the tax rate. See www.tax.wv.gov for a complete list of a municipality that has imposed sales and use tax upon which you have not municipalities and rates. previously paid sales or use tax. Line 4d – 7d – Multiply total purchases by the tax rate and enter total. For municipal tax paid in another municipality. West Virginia sales and use tax law provides a credit for sales or use taxes that are properly due and paid Line 8 – Add lines 4d through 7d and enter total. to another state or municipality on property or services purchased outside of the State or municipality in which you are located and subsequently stored, used or consumed inside the State or municipality. The credit is allowed Pඉකග III. Tගඉඔ ඕඝඖග ඝඍ A D against the total of West Virginia state and municipal use taxes imposed on the same property or services purchased in the other state or municipality. Line 9 – Enter total State Use Tax due (from line 3). Note: When the combined state and municipal taxes paid to the other Line 10 – Enter total Municipal Use Tax due (from line 8). state/municipality equals or exceeds the combined West Virginia state and Line 11 – Enter total Use Tax due. Add lines 9 and 10 and enter total here municipal use tax, no entry is required on the West Virginia Purchaser’s and on line 13 of Form IT 140. Use Tax Schedule (Schedule UT) to report the purchase or the credit for tax paid to the other state/municipality on the same purchase. Example: You purchase an item subject to tax in Ohio and pay 7% sales tax (6% state tax and 1% local tax). You live in an area in West Virginia that imposes a 1% municipal use tax with the State rate 6%, for a total 7%. You would not report the purchase on the schedule nor on your Personal Income Tax return since the combined rates are the same in Ohio and the city in West Virginia. The following example includes a situation a person may encounter with respect to West Virginia state, and municipal sales and use taxes, if they purchase items outside West Virginia or from a di erentffmunicipality and are required to pay sales or use taxes to the other state and/or municipality. The example provides information on how to use the amount of sales tax paid to the other state as a credit against West Virginia state and municipal use taxes imposed and how to compute and report the West Virginia state and municipal taxes due. You bring equipment into West Virginia for use in a municipality which imposes municipal sales and use tax. You can determine the West Virginia state and municipal use tax as follows: |