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139.470 Exempt transactions. There are excluded from the computation of the amount of taxes imposed by this chapter: <br>(1) Gross receipts from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property or digital property which this state is prohibited <br>from taxing under the Constitution or laws of the United States, or under the <br>Constitution of this state; (2) Gross receipts from sales of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of: <br>(a) Nonreturnable and returnable containers when sold without the contents to persons who place the contents in the container and sell the contents together <br>with the container; and (b) Returnable containers when sold with the contents in connection with a retail sale of the contents or when resold for refilling; As used in this section the term &quot;returnable containers&quot; means containers of a kind <br>customarily returned by the buyer of the contents for reuse. All other containers are <br>&quot;nonreturnable containers&quot;; (3) Gross receipts from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property used for the performance of a lump-sum, fixed-<br>fee contract of public works executed prior to February 5, 1960; (4) Gross receipts from occasional sales of tangible personal property or digital property and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of tangible personal <br>property or digital property, the transfer of which to the purchaser is an occasional <br>sale; (5) Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property to a common carrier, shipped by the retailer via the purchasing carrier under a bill of lading, whether the <br>freight is paid in advance or the shipment is made freight charges collect, to a point <br>outside this state and the property is actually transported to the out-of-state <br>destination for use by the carrier in the conduct of its business as a common carrier; (6) Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property sold through coin-operated bulk vending machines, if the sale amounts to fifty cents (&#36;0.50) or less, if the <br>retailer is primarily engaged in making the sales and maintains records satisfactory <br>to the department. As used in this subsection, &quot;bulk vending machine&quot; means a <br>vending machine containing unsorted merchandise which, upon insertion of a coin, <br>dispenses the same in approximately equal portions, at random and without <br>selection by the customer; (7) Gross receipts from sales to any cabinet, department, bureau, commission, board, or other statutory or constitutional agency of the state and gross receipts from sales to <br>counties, cities, or special districts as defined in KRS 65.005. This exemption shall <br>apply only to purchases of tangible personal property, digital property, or services <br>for use solely in the government function. A purchaser not qualifying as a <br>governmental agency or unit shall not be entitled to the exemption even though the <br>purchaser may be the recipient of public funds or grants; (8) (a) Gross receipts from the sale of sewer services, water, and fuel to Kentucky residents for use in heating, water heating, cooking, lighting, and other <br>residential uses. As used in this subsection, &quot;fuel&quot; shall include but not be <br>limited to natural gas, electricity, fuel oil, bottled gas, coal, coke, and wood. <br>Determinations of eligibility for the exemption shall be made by the <br>Department of Revenue; (b) In making the determinations of eligibility, the department shall exempt from taxation all gross receipts derived from sales: <br>1. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by a utility company as defined by applicable <br>tariffs filed with and accepted by the Public Service Commission; 2. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by a municipally owned electric distributor <br>which purchases its power at wholesale from the Tennessee Valley <br>Authority; 3. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by the governing body of a municipally owned <br>electric distributor which does not purchase its power from the <br>Tennessee Valley Authority, if the &quot;residential&quot; classification is <br>reasonably consistent with the definitions of &quot;residential&quot; contained in <br>tariff filings accepted and approved by the Public Service Commission <br>with respect to utilities which are subject to Public Service Commission <br>regulation. If the service is classified as residential, use other than for &quot;residential&quot; <br>purposes by the customer shall not negate the exemption; (c) The exemption shall not apply if charges for sewer service, water, and fuel are billed to an owner or operator of a multi-unit residential rental facility or <br>mobile home and recreational vehicle park other than residential <br>classification; and (d) The exemption shall apply also to residential property which may be held by legal or equitable title, by the entireties, jointly, in common, as a <br>condominium, or indirectly by the stock ownership or membership <br>representing the owner's or member's proprietary interest in a corporation <br>owning a fee or a leasehold initially in excess of ninety-eight (98) years; (9) Any rate increase for school taxes and any other charges or surcharges added to the total amount of a residential telecommunications service. For purposes of this <br>section, &quot;residential telecommunications service&quot; means a telecommunications <br>service as defined in KRS 139.195 or an ancillary service as defined in KRS <br>139.195 provided to: <br>(a) An individual for personal use at a residential address, including an individual dwelling unit such as an apartment; or (b) An individual residing in an institution such as a school or nursing home if the service is paid for by an individual resident rather than the institution; (10) Gross receipts from sales to an out-of-state agency, organization, or institution exempt from sales and use tax in its state of residence when that agency, organization, or institution gives proof of its tax-exempt status to the retailer and the <br>retailer maintains a file of the proof; (11) Gross receipts derived from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property to be used in the manufacturing or <br>industrial processing of tangible personal property at a plant facility and which will <br>be for sale. The property shall be regarded as having been purchased for resale. <br>&quot;Plant facility&quot; shall have the same meaning as defined in KRS 139.010. For <br>purposes of this subsection, a manufacturer or industrial processor includes an <br>individual or business entity that performs only part of the manufacturing or <br>industrial processing activity and the person or business entity need not take title to <br>tangible personal property that is incorporated into, or becomes the product of, the <br>activity. <br>(a) Industrial processing includes refining, extraction of petroleum and natural gas, mining, quarrying, fabricating, and industrial assembling. As defined <br>herein, tangible personal property to be used in the manufacturing or industrial <br>processing of tangible personal property which will be for sale shall mean: <br>1. Materials which enter into and become an ingredient or component part <br>of the manufactured product; 2. Other tangible personal property which is directly used in manufacturing <br>or industrial processing, if the property has a useful life of less than one <br>(1) year. Specifically these items are categorized as follows: <br>a. Materials. This refers to the raw materials which become an <br>ingredient or component part of supplies or industrial tools exempt <br>under subdivisions b. and c. below. b. Supplies. This category includes supplies such as lubricating and <br>compounding oils, grease, machine waste, abrasives, chemicals, <br>solvents, fluxes, anodes, filtering materials, fire brick, catalysts, <br>dyes, refrigerants, explosives, etc. The supplies indicated above <br>need not come in direct contact with a manufactured product to be <br>exempt. &quot;Supplies&quot; does not include repair, replacement, or spare <br>parts of any kind. c. Industrial tools. This group is limited to hand tools such as jigs, <br>dies, drills, cutters, rolls, reamers, chucks, saws, spray guns, etc., <br>and to tools attached to a machine such as molds, grinding balls, <br>grinding wheels, dies, bits, cutting blades, etc. Normally, for <br>industrial tools to be considered directly used in manufacturing, <br>they shall come into direct contact with the product being <br>manufactured; and 3. Materials and supplies that are not reusable in the same manufacturing <br>process at the completion of a single manufacturing cycle, excluding <br>repair, replacement, or spare parts of any kind. A single manufacturing <br>cycle shall be considered to be the period elapsing from the time the raw <br>materials enter into the manufacturing process until the finished product <br>emerges at the end of the manufacturing process. (b) It shall be noted that in none of the three (3) categories is any exemption provided for repair, replacement, or spare parts. Repair, replacement, or spare <br>parts shall not be considered to be materials, supplies, or industrial tools <br>directly used in manufacturing or industrial processing. &quot;Repair, replacement, <br>or spare parts&quot; shall have the same meaning as set forth in KRS 139.010; (12) Any water use fee paid or passed through to the Kentucky River Authority by facilities using water from the Kentucky River basin to the Kentucky River <br>Authority in accordance with KRS 151.700 to 151.730 and administrative <br>regulations promulgated by the authority; (13) Gross receipts from the sale of newspaper inserts or catalogs purchased for storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered by the retailer's own <br>vehicle to a location outside this state, or delivered to the United States Postal <br>Service, a common carrier, or a contract carrier for delivery outside this state, <br>regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer or an agent <br>or representative of the purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is retailer's <br>shipping point or purchaser's destination. <br>(a) As used in this subsection: 1. &quot;Catalogs&quot; means tangible personal property that is printed to the special <br>order of the purchaser and composed substantially of information <br>regarding goods and services offered for sale; and 2. &quot;Newspaper inserts&quot; means printed materials that are placed in or <br>distributed with a newspaper of general circulation. (b) The retailer shall be responsible for establishing that delivery was made to a non-Kentucky location through shipping documents or other credible evidence <br>as determined by the department; (14) Gross receipts from the sale of water used in the raising of equine as a business; <br>(15) Gross receipts from the sale of metal retail fixtures manufactured in this state and purchased for storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered by <br>the retailer's own vehicle to a location outside this state, or delivered to the United <br>States Postal Service, a common carrier, or a contract carrier for delivery outside <br>this state, regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer or <br>an agent or representative of the purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is the <br>retailer's shipping point or the purchaser's destination. <br>(a) As used in this subsection, &quot;metal retail fixtures&quot; means check stands and belted and nonbelted checkout counters, whether made in bulk or pursuant to <br>specific purchaser specifications, that are to be used directly by the purchaser <br>or to be distributed by the purchaser. (b) The retailer shall be responsible for establishing that delivery was made to a non-Kentucky location through shipping documents or other credible evidence <br>as determined by the department; (16) Gross receipts from the sale of unenriched or enriched uranium purchased for ultimate storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered to a <br>common carrier in this state for delivery outside this state, regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer, or is an agent or representative of the <br>purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is the retailer's shipping point or <br>purchaser's destination; (17) Amounts received from a tobacco buydown. As used in this subsection, &quot;buydown&quot; means an agreement whereby an amount, whether paid in money, credit, or <br>otherwise, is received by a retailer from a manufacturer or wholesaler based upon <br>the quantity and unit price of tobacco products sold at retail that requires the retailer <br>to reduce the selling price of the product to the purchaser without the use of a <br>manufacturer's or wholesaler's coupon or redemption certificate; (18) Gross receipts from the sale of tangible personal property or digital property returned by a purchaser when the full sales price is refunded either in cash or credit. <br>This exclusion shall not apply if the purchaser, in order to obtain the refund, is <br>required to purchase other tangible personal property or digital property at a price <br>greater than the amount charged for the property that is returned; (19) Gross receipts from the sales of gasoline and special fuels subject to tax under KRS Chapter 138; (20) The amount of any tax imposed by the United States upon or with respect to retail sales, whether imposed on the retailer or the consumer, not including any <br>manufacturer's excise or import duty; (21) Gross receipts from the sale of any motor vehicle as defined in KRS 138.450 which is: <br>(a) Sold to a Kentucky resident, registered for use on the public highways, and upon which any applicable tax levied by KRS 138.460 has been paid; or (b) Sold to a nonresident of Kentucky if the nonresident registers the motor vehicle in a state that: <br>1. Allows residents of Kentucky to purchase motor vehicles without <br>payment of that state's sales tax at the time of sale; or 2. Allows residents of Kentucky to remove the vehicle from that state <br>within a specific period for subsequent registration and use in Kentucky <br>without payment of that state's sales tax; (22) Gross receipts from the sale of a semi-trailer as defined in KRS 189.010(12) and trailer as defined in KRS 189.010(17); and (23) Gross receipts from the first fifty thousand dollars (&#36;50,000) in sales of admissions to county fairs held in Kentucky in any calendar year by a nonprofit county fair <br>board. Effective: July 1, 2009 <br>History: Amended 2009 Ky. Acts ch. 2 sec. 3, effective April 1, 2009; and ch. 73, sec. 16, effective July 1, 2009. -- Amended 2008 Ky. Acts ch. 95, sec. 10, effective <br>August 1, 2008. -- Amended 2007 Ky. Acts ch. 141, sec. 8, effective July 1, 2007. -- <br>Amended 2006 Ky. Acts ch. 252, Pt. XXXVI, sec. 1, effective August 1, 2006. -- <br>Amended 2005 Ky. Acts ch. 85, sec. 420, effective June 20, 2005; and ch. 184, <br>sec. 17, effective June 20, 2005. -- Amended 2003 Ky. Acts ch. 124, sec. 20, <br>effective July 1, 2004; and ch. 100, sec. 1, effective June 24, 2003. -- Amended 2002 <br>Ky. Acts ch. 361, sec. 14, effective August 1, 2002. -- Amended 2001 Ky. Acts ch. 68, sec. 2, effective March 15, 2001. -- Amended 2000 Ky. Acts ch. 352, sec. 1, <br>effective July 14, 2000. -- Amended 1998 Ky. Acts ch. 125, sec. 2, effective July 15, <br>1998; ch. 412, sec. 1, effective August 1, 1998; and ch. 536, sec. 1, effective July 15, <br>1998. -- Amended 1996 Ky. Acts ch. 229, sec. 5, effective July 15, 1996; and <br>ch. 344, sec. 10, effective July 15, 1996. -- Amended 1994 Ky. 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There are excluded from the computation of the amount of taxes imposed by this chapter: <br>(1) Gross receipts from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property or digital property which this state is prohibited <br>from taxing under the Constitution or laws of the United States, or under the <br>Constitution of this state; (2) Gross receipts from sales of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of: <br>(a) Nonreturnable and returnable containers when sold without the contents to persons who place the contents in the container and sell the contents together <br>with the container; and (b) Returnable containers when sold with the contents in connection with a retail sale of the contents or when resold for refilling; As used in this section the term &quot;returnable containers&quot; means containers of a kind <br>customarily returned by the buyer of the contents for reuse. All other containers are <br>&quot;nonreturnable containers&quot;; (3) Gross receipts from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property used for the performance of a lump-sum, fixed-<br>fee contract of public works executed prior to February 5, 1960; (4) Gross receipts from occasional sales of tangible personal property or digital property and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of tangible personal <br>property or digital property, the transfer of which to the purchaser is an occasional <br>sale; (5) Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property to a common carrier, shipped by the retailer via the purchasing carrier under a bill of lading, whether the <br>freight is paid in advance or the shipment is made freight charges collect, to a point <br>outside this state and the property is actually transported to the out-of-state <br>destination for use by the carrier in the conduct of its business as a common carrier; (6) Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property sold through coin-operated bulk vending machines, if the sale amounts to fifty cents (&#36;0.50) or less, if the <br>retailer is primarily engaged in making the sales and maintains records satisfactory <br>to the department. As used in this subsection, &quot;bulk vending machine&quot; means a <br>vending machine containing unsorted merchandise which, upon insertion of a coin, <br>dispenses the same in approximately equal portions, at random and without <br>selection by the customer; (7) Gross receipts from sales to any cabinet, department, bureau, commission, board, or other statutory or constitutional agency of the state and gross receipts from sales to <br>counties, cities, or special districts as defined in KRS 65.005. This exemption shall <br>apply only to purchases of tangible personal property, digital property, or services <br>for use solely in the government function. A purchaser not qualifying as a <br>governmental agency or unit shall not be entitled to the exemption even though the <br>purchaser may be the recipient of public funds or grants; (8) (a) Gross receipts from the sale of sewer services, water, and fuel to Kentucky residents for use in heating, water heating, cooking, lighting, and other <br>residential uses. As used in this subsection, &quot;fuel&quot; shall include but not be <br>limited to natural gas, electricity, fuel oil, bottled gas, coal, coke, and wood. <br>Determinations of eligibility for the exemption shall be made by the <br>Department of Revenue; (b) In making the determinations of eligibility, the department shall exempt from taxation all gross receipts derived from sales: <br>1. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by a utility company as defined by applicable <br>tariffs filed with and accepted by the Public Service Commission; 2. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by a municipally owned electric distributor <br>which purchases its power at wholesale from the Tennessee Valley <br>Authority; 3. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by the governing body of a municipally owned <br>electric distributor which does not purchase its power from the <br>Tennessee Valley Authority, if the &quot;residential&quot; classification is <br>reasonably consistent with the definitions of &quot;residential&quot; contained in <br>tariff filings accepted and approved by the Public Service Commission <br>with respect to utilities which are subject to Public Service Commission <br>regulation. If the service is classified as residential, use other than for &quot;residential&quot; <br>purposes by the customer shall not negate the exemption; (c) The exemption shall not apply if charges for sewer service, water, and fuel are billed to an owner or operator of a multi-unit residential rental facility or <br>mobile home and recreational vehicle park other than residential <br>classification; and (d) The exemption shall apply also to residential property which may be held by legal or equitable title, by the entireties, jointly, in common, as a <br>condominium, or indirectly by the stock ownership or membership <br>representing the owner's or member's proprietary interest in a corporation <br>owning a fee or a leasehold initially in excess of ninety-eight (98) years; (9) Any rate increase for school taxes and any other charges or surcharges added to the total amount of a residential telecommunications service. For purposes of this <br>section, &quot;residential telecommunications service&quot; means a telecommunications <br>service as defined in KRS 139.195 or an ancillary service as defined in KRS <br>139.195 provided to: <br>(a) An individual for personal use at a residential address, including an individual dwelling unit such as an apartment; or (b) An individual residing in an institution such as a school or nursing home if the service is paid for by an individual resident rather than the institution; (10) Gross receipts from sales to an out-of-state agency, organization, or institution exempt from sales and use tax in its state of residence when that agency, organization, or institution gives proof of its tax-exempt status to the retailer and the <br>retailer maintains a file of the proof; (11) Gross receipts derived from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property to be used in the manufacturing or <br>industrial processing of tangible personal property at a plant facility and which will <br>be for sale. The property shall be regarded as having been purchased for resale. <br>&quot;Plant facility&quot; shall have the same meaning as defined in KRS 139.010. For <br>purposes of this subsection, a manufacturer or industrial processor includes an <br>individual or business entity that performs only part of the manufacturing or <br>industrial processing activity and the person or business entity need not take title to <br>tangible personal property that is incorporated into, or becomes the product of, the <br>activity. <br>(a) Industrial processing includes refining, extraction of petroleum and natural gas, mining, quarrying, fabricating, and industrial assembling. As defined <br>herein, tangible personal property to be used in the manufacturing or industrial <br>processing of tangible personal property which will be for sale shall mean: <br>1. Materials which enter into and become an ingredient or component part <br>of the manufactured product; 2. Other tangible personal property which is directly used in manufacturing <br>or industrial processing, if the property has a useful life of less than one <br>(1) year. Specifically these items are categorized as follows: <br>a. Materials. This refers to the raw materials which become an <br>ingredient or component part of supplies or industrial tools exempt <br>under subdivisions b. and c. below. b. Supplies. This category includes supplies such as lubricating and <br>compounding oils, grease, machine waste, abrasives, chemicals, <br>solvents, fluxes, anodes, filtering materials, fire brick, catalysts, <br>dyes, refrigerants, explosives, etc. The supplies indicated above <br>need not come in direct contact with a manufactured product to be <br>exempt. &quot;Supplies&quot; does not include repair, replacement, or spare <br>parts of any kind. c. Industrial tools. This group is limited to hand tools such as jigs, <br>dies, drills, cutters, rolls, reamers, chucks, saws, spray guns, etc., <br>and to tools attached to a machine such as molds, grinding balls, <br>grinding wheels, dies, bits, cutting blades, etc. Normally, for <br>industrial tools to be considered directly used in manufacturing, <br>they shall come into direct contact with the product being <br>manufactured; and 3. Materials and supplies that are not reusable in the same manufacturing <br>process at the completion of a single manufacturing cycle, excluding <br>repair, replacement, or spare parts of any kind. A single manufacturing <br>cycle shall be considered to be the period elapsing from the time the raw <br>materials enter into the manufacturing process until the finished product <br>emerges at the end of the manufacturing process. (b) It shall be noted that in none of the three (3) categories is any exemption provided for repair, replacement, or spare parts. Repair, replacement, or spare <br>parts shall not be considered to be materials, supplies, or industrial tools <br>directly used in manufacturing or industrial processing. &quot;Repair, replacement, <br>or spare parts&quot; shall have the same meaning as set forth in KRS 139.010; (12) Any water use fee paid or passed through to the Kentucky River Authority by facilities using water from the Kentucky River basin to the Kentucky River <br>Authority in accordance with KRS 151.700 to 151.730 and administrative <br>regulations promulgated by the authority; (13) Gross receipts from the sale of newspaper inserts or catalogs purchased for storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered by the retailer's own <br>vehicle to a location outside this state, or delivered to the United States Postal <br>Service, a common carrier, or a contract carrier for delivery outside this state, <br>regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer or an agent <br>or representative of the purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is retailer's <br>shipping point or purchaser's destination. <br>(a) As used in this subsection: 1. &quot;Catalogs&quot; means tangible personal property that is printed to the special <br>order of the purchaser and composed substantially of information <br>regarding goods and services offered for sale; and 2. &quot;Newspaper inserts&quot; means printed materials that are placed in or <br>distributed with a newspaper of general circulation. (b) The retailer shall be responsible for establishing that delivery was made to a non-Kentucky location through shipping documents or other credible evidence <br>as determined by the department; (14) Gross receipts from the sale of water used in the raising of equine as a business; <br>(15) Gross receipts from the sale of metal retail fixtures manufactured in this state and purchased for storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered by <br>the retailer's own vehicle to a location outside this state, or delivered to the United <br>States Postal Service, a common carrier, or a contract carrier for delivery outside <br>this state, regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer or <br>an agent or representative of the purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is the <br>retailer's shipping point or the purchaser's destination. <br>(a) As used in this subsection, &quot;metal retail fixtures&quot; means check stands and belted and nonbelted checkout counters, whether made in bulk or pursuant to <br>specific purchaser specifications, that are to be used directly by the purchaser <br>or to be distributed by the purchaser. (b) The retailer shall be responsible for establishing that delivery was made to a non-Kentucky location through shipping documents or other credible evidence <br>as determined by the department; (16) Gross receipts from the sale of unenriched or enriched uranium purchased for ultimate storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered to a <br>common carrier in this state for delivery outside this state, regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer, or is an agent or representative of the <br>purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is the retailer's shipping point or <br>purchaser's destination; (17) Amounts received from a tobacco buydown. As used in this subsection, &quot;buydown&quot; means an agreement whereby an amount, whether paid in money, credit, or <br>otherwise, is received by a retailer from a manufacturer or wholesaler based upon <br>the quantity and unit price of tobacco products sold at retail that requires the retailer <br>to reduce the selling price of the product to the purchaser without the use of a <br>manufacturer's or wholesaler's coupon or redemption certificate; (18) Gross receipts from the sale of tangible personal property or digital property returned by a purchaser when the full sales price is refunded either in cash or credit. <br>This exclusion shall not apply if the purchaser, in order to obtain the refund, is <br>required to purchase other tangible personal property or digital property at a price <br>greater than the amount charged for the property that is returned; (19) Gross receipts from the sales of gasoline and special fuels subject to tax under KRS Chapter 138; (20) The amount of any tax imposed by the United States upon or with respect to retail sales, whether imposed on the retailer or the consumer, not including any <br>manufacturer's excise or import duty; (21) Gross receipts from the sale of any motor vehicle as defined in KRS 138.450 which is: <br>(a) Sold to a Kentucky resident, registered for use on the public highways, and upon which any applicable tax levied by KRS 138.460 has been paid; or (b) Sold to a nonresident of Kentucky if the nonresident registers the motor vehicle in a state that: <br>1. Allows residents of Kentucky to purchase motor vehicles without <br>payment of that state's sales tax at the time of sale; or 2. Allows residents of Kentucky to remove the vehicle from that state <br>within a specific period for subsequent registration and use in Kentucky <br>without payment of that state's sales tax; (22) Gross receipts from the sale of a semi-trailer as defined in KRS 189.010(12) and trailer as defined in KRS 189.010(17); and (23) Gross receipts from the first fifty thousand dollars (&#36;50,000) in sales of admissions to county fairs held in Kentucky in any calendar year by a nonprofit county fair <br>board. Effective: July 1, 2009 <br>History: Amended 2009 Ky. Acts ch. 2 sec. 3, effective April 1, 2009; and ch. 73, sec. 16, effective July 1, 2009. -- Amended 2008 Ky. Acts ch. 95, sec. 10, effective <br>August 1, 2008. -- Amended 2007 Ky. Acts ch. 141, sec. 8, effective July 1, 2007. -- <br>Amended 2006 Ky. Acts ch. 252, Pt. XXXVI, sec. 1, effective August 1, 2006. -- <br>Amended 2005 Ky. Acts ch. 85, sec. 420, effective June 20, 2005; and ch. 184, <br>sec. 17, effective June 20, 2005. -- Amended 2003 Ky. Acts ch. 124, sec. 20, <br>effective July 1, 2004; and ch. 100, sec. 1, effective June 24, 2003. -- Amended 2002 <br>Ky. Acts ch. 361, sec. 14, effective August 1, 2002. -- Amended 2001 Ky. Acts ch. 68, sec. 2, effective March 15, 2001. -- Amended 2000 Ky. Acts ch. 352, sec. 1, <br>effective July 14, 2000. -- Amended 1998 Ky. Acts ch. 125, sec. 2, effective July 15, <br>1998; ch. 412, sec. 1, effective August 1, 1998; and ch. 536, sec. 1, effective July 15, <br>1998. -- Amended 1996 Ky. Acts ch. 229, sec. 5, effective July 15, 1996; and <br>ch. 344, sec. 10, effective July 15, 1996. -- Amended 1994 Ky. 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class="shortcode-content"> <h2>State Codes and Statutes</h2> <a href='https://statutes.laws.com/'>Statutes</a> > <a href='https://statutes.laws.com/kentucky'>Kentucky</a> > <a href='https://statutes.laws.com/kentucky/139-00'>139-00</a> > <a href='https://statutes.laws.com/kentucky/139-00/470'>470</a><br><br><a href="https://law.justia.com/codes/kentucky/2009/139-00/pdf/470.pdf">Download pdf</a><br><div id="embed_document" style="width:625px; height:815px; text-align:center;">Loading PDF...</div><script type="text/javascript"> var pdf_url = 'https://law.justia.com/codes/kentucky/2009/139-00/pdf/470.pdf'; $(document).ready(function() { var embedwindow = $("#embed_document"); if ($.browser.msie){ embedwindow.html('<embed src="'+pdf_url+'" width="100%" height="100%"></embed>'); } else { embedwindow.html('<iframe style="width:100%; height:100%;" src="https://docs.google.com/gview?url='+window.escape(pdf_url)+'&embedded=true" frameborder="0"></iframe>'); } });</script><br><br><noframes>139.470 Exempt transactions. There are excluded from the computation of the amount of taxes imposed by this chapter: <br>(1) Gross receipts from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property or digital property which this state is prohibited <br>from taxing under the Constitution or laws of the United States, or under the <br>Constitution of this state; (2) Gross receipts from sales of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of: <br>(a) Nonreturnable and returnable containers when sold without the contents to persons who place the contents in the container and sell the contents together <br>with the container; and (b) Returnable containers when sold with the contents in connection with a retail sale of the contents or when resold for refilling; As used in this section the term &quot;returnable containers&quot; means containers of a kind <br>customarily returned by the buyer of the contents for reuse. All other containers are <br>&quot;nonreturnable containers&quot;; (3) Gross receipts from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property used for the performance of a lump-sum, fixed-<br>fee contract of public works executed prior to February 5, 1960; (4) Gross receipts from occasional sales of tangible personal property or digital property and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of tangible personal <br>property or digital property, the transfer of which to the purchaser is an occasional <br>sale; (5) Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property to a common carrier, shipped by the retailer via the purchasing carrier under a bill of lading, whether the <br>freight is paid in advance or the shipment is made freight charges collect, to a point <br>outside this state and the property is actually transported to the out-of-state <br>destination for use by the carrier in the conduct of its business as a common carrier; (6) Gross receipts from sales of tangible personal property sold through coin-operated bulk vending machines, if the sale amounts to fifty cents (&#36;0.50) or less, if the <br>retailer is primarily engaged in making the sales and maintains records satisfactory <br>to the department. As used in this subsection, &quot;bulk vending machine&quot; means a <br>vending machine containing unsorted merchandise which, upon insertion of a coin, <br>dispenses the same in approximately equal portions, at random and without <br>selection by the customer; (7) Gross receipts from sales to any cabinet, department, bureau, commission, board, or other statutory or constitutional agency of the state and gross receipts from sales to <br>counties, cities, or special districts as defined in KRS 65.005. This exemption shall <br>apply only to purchases of tangible personal property, digital property, or services <br>for use solely in the government function. A purchaser not qualifying as a <br>governmental agency or unit shall not be entitled to the exemption even though the <br>purchaser may be the recipient of public funds or grants; (8) (a) Gross receipts from the sale of sewer services, water, and fuel to Kentucky residents for use in heating, water heating, cooking, lighting, and other <br>residential uses. As used in this subsection, &quot;fuel&quot; shall include but not be <br>limited to natural gas, electricity, fuel oil, bottled gas, coal, coke, and wood. <br>Determinations of eligibility for the exemption shall be made by the <br>Department of Revenue; (b) In making the determinations of eligibility, the department shall exempt from taxation all gross receipts derived from sales: <br>1. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by a utility company as defined by applicable <br>tariffs filed with and accepted by the Public Service Commission; 2. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by a municipally owned electric distributor <br>which purchases its power at wholesale from the Tennessee Valley <br>Authority; 3. Classified as &quot;residential&quot; by the governing body of a municipally owned <br>electric distributor which does not purchase its power from the <br>Tennessee Valley Authority, if the &quot;residential&quot; classification is <br>reasonably consistent with the definitions of &quot;residential&quot; contained in <br>tariff filings accepted and approved by the Public Service Commission <br>with respect to utilities which are subject to Public Service Commission <br>regulation. If the service is classified as residential, use other than for &quot;residential&quot; <br>purposes by the customer shall not negate the exemption; (c) The exemption shall not apply if charges for sewer service, water, and fuel are billed to an owner or operator of a multi-unit residential rental facility or <br>mobile home and recreational vehicle park other than residential <br>classification; and (d) The exemption shall apply also to residential property which may be held by legal or equitable title, by the entireties, jointly, in common, as a <br>condominium, or indirectly by the stock ownership or membership <br>representing the owner's or member's proprietary interest in a corporation <br>owning a fee or a leasehold initially in excess of ninety-eight (98) years; (9) Any rate increase for school taxes and any other charges or surcharges added to the total amount of a residential telecommunications service. For purposes of this <br>section, &quot;residential telecommunications service&quot; means a telecommunications <br>service as defined in KRS 139.195 or an ancillary service as defined in KRS <br>139.195 provided to: <br>(a) An individual for personal use at a residential address, including an individual dwelling unit such as an apartment; or (b) An individual residing in an institution such as a school or nursing home if the service is paid for by an individual resident rather than the institution; (10) Gross receipts from sales to an out-of-state agency, organization, or institution exempt from sales and use tax in its state of residence when that agency, organization, or institution gives proof of its tax-exempt status to the retailer and the <br>retailer maintains a file of the proof; (11) Gross receipts derived from the sale of, and the storage, use, or other consumption in this state of, tangible personal property to be used in the manufacturing or <br>industrial processing of tangible personal property at a plant facility and which will <br>be for sale. The property shall be regarded as having been purchased for resale. <br>&quot;Plant facility&quot; shall have the same meaning as defined in KRS 139.010. For <br>purposes of this subsection, a manufacturer or industrial processor includes an <br>individual or business entity that performs only part of the manufacturing or <br>industrial processing activity and the person or business entity need not take title to <br>tangible personal property that is incorporated into, or becomes the product of, the <br>activity. <br>(a) Industrial processing includes refining, extraction of petroleum and natural gas, mining, quarrying, fabricating, and industrial assembling. As defined <br>herein, tangible personal property to be used in the manufacturing or industrial <br>processing of tangible personal property which will be for sale shall mean: <br>1. Materials which enter into and become an ingredient or component part <br>of the manufactured product; 2. Other tangible personal property which is directly used in manufacturing <br>or industrial processing, if the property has a useful life of less than one <br>(1) year. Specifically these items are categorized as follows: <br>a. Materials. This refers to the raw materials which become an <br>ingredient or component part of supplies or industrial tools exempt <br>under subdivisions b. and c. below. b. Supplies. This category includes supplies such as lubricating and <br>compounding oils, grease, machine waste, abrasives, chemicals, <br>solvents, fluxes, anodes, filtering materials, fire brick, catalysts, <br>dyes, refrigerants, explosives, etc. The supplies indicated above <br>need not come in direct contact with a manufactured product to be <br>exempt. &quot;Supplies&quot; does not include repair, replacement, or spare <br>parts of any kind. c. Industrial tools. This group is limited to hand tools such as jigs, <br>dies, drills, cutters, rolls, reamers, chucks, saws, spray guns, etc., <br>and to tools attached to a machine such as molds, grinding balls, <br>grinding wheels, dies, bits, cutting blades, etc. Normally, for <br>industrial tools to be considered directly used in manufacturing, <br>they shall come into direct contact with the product being <br>manufactured; and 3. Materials and supplies that are not reusable in the same manufacturing <br>process at the completion of a single manufacturing cycle, excluding <br>repair, replacement, or spare parts of any kind. A single manufacturing <br>cycle shall be considered to be the period elapsing from the time the raw <br>materials enter into the manufacturing process until the finished product <br>emerges at the end of the manufacturing process. (b) It shall be noted that in none of the three (3) categories is any exemption provided for repair, replacement, or spare parts. Repair, replacement, or spare <br>parts shall not be considered to be materials, supplies, or industrial tools <br>directly used in manufacturing or industrial processing. &quot;Repair, replacement, <br>or spare parts&quot; shall have the same meaning as set forth in KRS 139.010; (12) Any water use fee paid or passed through to the Kentucky River Authority by facilities using water from the Kentucky River basin to the Kentucky River <br>Authority in accordance with KRS 151.700 to 151.730 and administrative <br>regulations promulgated by the authority; (13) Gross receipts from the sale of newspaper inserts or catalogs purchased for storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered by the retailer's own <br>vehicle to a location outside this state, or delivered to the United States Postal <br>Service, a common carrier, or a contract carrier for delivery outside this state, <br>regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer or an agent <br>or representative of the purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is retailer's <br>shipping point or purchaser's destination. <br>(a) As used in this subsection: 1. &quot;Catalogs&quot; means tangible personal property that is printed to the special <br>order of the purchaser and composed substantially of information <br>regarding goods and services offered for sale; and 2. &quot;Newspaper inserts&quot; means printed materials that are placed in or <br>distributed with a newspaper of general circulation. (b) The retailer shall be responsible for establishing that delivery was made to a non-Kentucky location through shipping documents or other credible evidence <br>as determined by the department; (14) Gross receipts from the sale of water used in the raising of equine as a business; <br>(15) Gross receipts from the sale of metal retail fixtures manufactured in this state and purchased for storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered by <br>the retailer's own vehicle to a location outside this state, or delivered to the United <br>States Postal Service, a common carrier, or a contract carrier for delivery outside <br>this state, regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer or <br>an agent or representative of the purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is the <br>retailer's shipping point or the purchaser's destination. <br>(a) As used in this subsection, &quot;metal retail fixtures&quot; means check stands and belted and nonbelted checkout counters, whether made in bulk or pursuant to <br>specific purchaser specifications, that are to be used directly by the purchaser <br>or to be distributed by the purchaser. (b) The retailer shall be responsible for establishing that delivery was made to a non-Kentucky location through shipping documents or other credible evidence <br>as determined by the department; (16) Gross receipts from the sale of unenriched or enriched uranium purchased for ultimate storage, use, or other consumption outside this state and delivered to a <br>common carrier in this state for delivery outside this state, regardless of whether the carrier is selected by the purchaser or retailer, or is an agent or representative of the <br>purchaser or retailer, or whether the F.O.B. is the retailer's shipping point or <br>purchaser's destination; (17) Amounts received from a tobacco buydown. As used in this subsection, &quot;buydown&quot; means an agreement whereby an amount, whether paid in money, credit, or <br>otherwise, is received by a retailer from a manufacturer or wholesaler based upon <br>the quantity and unit price of tobacco products sold at retail that requires the retailer <br>to reduce the selling price of the product to the purchaser without the use of a <br>manufacturer's or wholesaler's coupon or redemption certificate; (18) Gross receipts from the sale of tangible personal property or digital property returned by a purchaser when the full sales price is refunded either in cash or credit. <br>This exclusion shall not apply if the purchaser, in order to obtain the refund, is <br>required to purchase other tangible personal property or digital property at a price <br>greater than the amount charged for the property that is returned; (19) Gross receipts from the sales of gasoline and special fuels subject to tax under KRS Chapter 138; (20) The amount of any tax imposed by the United States upon or with respect to retail sales, whether imposed on the retailer or the consumer, not including any <br>manufacturer's excise or import duty; (21) Gross receipts from the sale of any motor vehicle as defined in KRS 138.450 which is: <br>(a) Sold to a Kentucky resident, registered for use on the public highways, and upon which any applicable tax levied by KRS 138.460 has been paid; or (b) Sold to a nonresident of Kentucky if the nonresident registers the motor vehicle in a state that: <br>1. Allows residents of Kentucky to purchase motor vehicles without <br>payment of that state's sales tax at the time of sale; or 2. Allows residents of Kentucky to remove the vehicle from that state <br>within a specific period for subsequent registration and use in Kentucky <br>without payment of that state's sales tax; (22) Gross receipts from the sale of a semi-trailer as defined in KRS 189.010(12) and trailer as defined in KRS 189.010(17); and (23) Gross receipts from the first fifty thousand dollars (&#36;50,000) in sales of admissions to county fairs held in Kentucky in any calendar year by a nonprofit county fair <br>board. Effective: July 1, 2009 <br>History: Amended 2009 Ky. Acts ch. 2 sec. 3, effective April 1, 2009; and ch. 73, sec. 16, effective July 1, 2009. -- Amended 2008 Ky. Acts ch. 95, sec. 10, effective <br>August 1, 2008. -- Amended 2007 Ky. Acts ch. 141, sec. 8, effective July 1, 2007. -- <br>Amended 2006 Ky. Acts ch. 252, Pt. XXXVI, sec. 1, effective August 1, 2006. -- <br>Amended 2005 Ky. Acts ch. 85, sec. 420, effective June 20, 2005; and ch. 184, <br>sec. 17, effective June 20, 2005. -- Amended 2003 Ky. Acts ch. 124, sec. 20, <br>effective July 1, 2004; and ch. 100, sec. 1, effective June 24, 2003. -- Amended 2002 <br>Ky. Acts ch. 361, sec. 14, effective August 1, 2002. -- Amended 2001 Ky. Acts ch. 68, sec. 2, effective March 15, 2001. -- Amended 2000 Ky. Acts ch. 352, sec. 1, <br>effective July 14, 2000. -- Amended 1998 Ky. Acts ch. 125, sec. 2, effective July 15, <br>1998; ch. 412, sec. 1, effective August 1, 1998; and ch. 536, sec. 1, effective July 15, <br>1998. -- Amended 1996 Ky. Acts ch. 229, sec. 5, effective July 15, 1996; and <br>ch. 344, sec. 10, effective July 15, 1996. -- Amended 1994 Ky. 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