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As of Tax Year 2022, Trade Show Vendors in Philadelphia must use the BIRT-EZ annual form to file their returns on the Philadelphia Tax Center. As a trade show vendor, the Department of Revenue permits the use of separate accounting to calculate taxable receipts and net income for the specific event within the City of Philadelphia. Tradeshow Vendors can compute a separate Profit & Loss/Income Statement for the specific event that reports the gross receipts generated and a computation of net income after deducting the ordinary, reasonable and necessary expenses related to the event.



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A business is considered to have nexus in Philadelphia and is subject to BIRT if it has generated at least $100,000 in Philadelphia gross receipts during any twelve (12) month period ending in the current year.


Your county (or the city of St. Louis) collector's office sent you receipts when you paid your personal property taxes. You must present the receipts (an original, photocopy, fax copy, or copy of an internet confirmation screen is acceptable) when you obtain license plates. You will need a receipt from the previous year if the registration you are renewing was a one-year registration, or receipts from the previous two years if the registration you are renewing was a two-year registration. If you have lost your receipt(s), please contact your county collector or the city of St. Louis collector of revenue. Visit the State Tax Commission for a list of assessors. Residents of some counties may have access to their paid property tax records at local license offices. Check our online listing of counties who participate in this program.


The statement must be in one of the owner's name. Note: If the vehicle owner is a corporation or company, the receipt must be in the corporation or company name. If you are registering a leased motor vehicle or trailer, the receipt must be in the name of the leasing company.


We are strongly encouraging our tax payers and customers to conduct any Tax Collector business transactions including applying for or renewing your local business tax receipt, or requesting a change to an existing Business Tax account using the buttons located to the right under Online Options to access the online payment system and BTExpress for new applications instead of visiting our Public Service Office in person.


Local business tax receipts for each place of business, and for each separate local business tax classification at the same location, are required by Miami-Dade County and each municipality (if applicable).


The County issues local business tax receipts for one year, beginning Oct. 1 and expiring on Sept. 30. A business located within a municipality is required to obtain both a city receipt and a County receipt.






State-regulated professionals and businesses, such as physicians, engineers, real estate firms, mortgage brokers, restaurants, must submit current state certificates when applying for a new local business tax receipt. For more information, call 850-487-1395 or review what services require a Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation License.


Note: Transcripts partially mask your personally identifiable information for protection. Financial data will remain fully visible to allow for tax preparation, tax representation or income verification. Learn more at About Tax Transcripts. If you need a photocopy of your return, submit Form 4506.


For 2022, persons other than lessors of residential real estate are required to file a return if in the tax year you were engaged in business in San Francisco were not otherwise exempt and you had more than $2,090,000 in combined taxable San Francisco gross receipts.


Gross receipts means the total amounts received or accrued by a person from whatever source derived, including, but not limited to, amounts derived from sales, services, dealings in property, interest, rent, royalties, dividends, licensing fees, other fees, commissions and distributed amounts from other business entities. Gross receipts include but is not limited to all amounts that constitute gross income for federal income tax purposes. Gross receipts, including advance payments, shall be included in a taxpayer's gross receipts at the time such receipts are recognized as gross income for federal income tax reporting purposes.


See examples of how the Gross Receipts Tax is applied. Gross Receipts Tax rates vary depending on a business' gross receipts and business activity. Use your San Francisco Business Activity, and the SF Gross Receipts Tax Computation Worksheet to determine your San Francisco Gross Receipts Tax obligation.


Taxpayers deriving gross receipts from business activities both within and outside San Francisco must generally allocate and/or apportion gross receipts to San Francisco using rules set forth in Business and Tax Regulations Code. This table indicates the applicable apportionment and/or allocation methodology for each business activity. The Code is based on the 2012 NAICS classifications. For more information on the 2012 NAICS codes, go to www.census.gov/eos/www/naics.


San Francisco gross receipts may be reduced by amounts paid in the tax year to a subcontractor possessing a valid business registration certificate with the City to the extent those amounts were included in the amount your business allocated to the City under Section 956.1. Persons must submit itemized deduction list in order to claim. (Section 953.5(c))


* Rates approved by Proposition F and subsequently updated by ordinance (July 2023). The gross receipts tax is generally progressive, with rates that increase by tiers, depending on the amount of gross receipts attributable to the City. This table shows the range of gross receipts tax rates from the lowest tier to the highest tier within each business activity.


*** The gross receipts tax rate applicable to taxable gross receipts in excess of $25,000,000 for the business activities of real estate and rental and leasing services would have increased to 0.325% beginning in tax year 2021 if Proposition F had not passed.


Estimated business tax payments are due April 30th, July 31st and October 31st. Residential Landlords with less than $2,090,000 in gross receipts are exempt from estimated quarterly business tax payments and will not receive an estimated business tax payment notice. 2023 estimated business tax amounts due will be payable on the business tax payment portal after March 1, 2023 for businesses that file their 2022 Annual Business Tax Return on or before February 28, 2023. For business that file their 2022 Annual Business Tax Return after March 1, 2023, estimated business tax amounts due will be payable on the business tax payment portal 48 hours after the 2022 Annual Business Tax Return is submitted. Learn more about quarterly estimated payments.


Proposition E was approved by San Francisco voters on November 6, 2012. Voters approved a shift from the payroll expense tax to one based on gross receipts. The change was intended to promote economic growth, greater revenue stability, and better equity in the business tax system. The new gross receipts tax system introduced a progressive rate structure, and a larger, progressive business registration fee.


All persons and their related entities must file a Gross Receipts Tax return on a combined basis, reflecting the gross receipts, and other tax attributes (e.g., credits , payroll for apportionment, etc.) of all related entities. A person is a related entity to a taxpayer if:


If your combined group for California Franchise or Income Tax purposes includes an entity that is exempt from the Payroll Expense Tax and/or Gross Receipts Tax (e.g., banks or financial corporations exempt from local taxation under Article XIII, Section 27 of the California Constitution and Revenue and Taxation Code section 23182), you should exclude the gross receipts, payroll expense, and other tax attributes of this exempt entity from your combined Return.


NOTE: Pursuant to Tax Collector Regulation 2014-2, a single-member entity (including a single-member limited liability company) treated as a disregarded entity for federal income tax purposes will be disregarded for purposes of the Gross Receipts Tax and business registration requirements. Each such entity will be treated as a sole proprietorship, branch, or division of its owner. The owner of the disregarded entity will be the registrant and taxpayer for purposes of the Gross Receipts Tax and business registration requirements.


The gross receipts tax and business registration fee applies to businesses located in the Presidio (other than those engaged in business in the City as an administrative office, as defined in Business and Tax Regulations Code section 953.8(b) in the same manner as it applies to other businesses operating in San Francisco.


To the extent a Homeowners Association (HOA) is not engaged in business in San Francisco, it is not subject to business registration fees or the Gross Receipts Tax. An HOA will not be considered to be engaging in business in San Francisco if its activities are limited to collecting dues or other remittances from owners to be used for the benefit of those owners and expending those dues and remittances for the benefit of those owners. To the extent the HOA is otherwise engaged in business in San Francisco, the dues or other remittances received from owners for the benefit of those owners will not be considered gross receipts from business activities that are subject to the Gross Receipts Tax.


To the extent that your business is processing a credit card or debit card transaction between third parties, you should not include the full amount of the underlying transaction in your gross receipts, but may owe tax on a lesser amount depending on your specific facts as described in Article 12-A-1 of the Business and Tax Regulations Code.

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