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Option 3 contractors are consumers of all manufacturing machinery and equipment purchased and annexed by them. Option 3 contractors must pay tax on purchases of machinery and equipment even if the machinery and equipment will be used by a manufacturer.
Contractor is any person who repairs property annexed to real estate, who annexes building materials and fixtures to real estate, or who arranges for such annexation. A contractor who elects Option 2 is the consumer of building materials and fixtures purchased and annexed to real estate.
Contractors making over-the-counter sales must collect and remit Nebraska and applicable local sales tax on the total sales price, including all amounts charged to build or assemble the item sold.
Contractors are responsible for supplying the necessary equipment, material, labor, and services to complete your project. They hire specialized subcontractors to perform either a portion or all of the work. Contractors use Subcontractor Agreements to protect themselves and the subcontractors they hire.
Contractor is any person who repairs property annexed to real estate, who annexes building materials and fixtures to real estate, or who arranges for such annexation. A contractor who elects Option 2 is the consumer of building materials and fixtures purchased and annexed to real estate.
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To register as a contractor, you will need to log into your profile at dol.nebraska.gov/conreg. If you have not created a profile on the website, you will be required to do so before registering your business.
Contractors making over-the-counter sales must collect and remit Nebraska and applicable local sales tax on the total sales price, including all amounts charged to build or assemble the item sold.
Contractors making over-the-counter sales must collect and remit Nebraska and applicable local sales tax on the total sales price, including all amounts charged to build or assemble the item sold.
Contractor is any person who repairs property annexed to real estate, who annexes building materials and fixtures to real estate, or who arranges for such annexation. A contractor who elects Option 1 is a retailer of building materials and fixtures purchased and annexed to real estate.
Charges for production and assembly labor are taxable. Charges for repair and installation labor are taxable when the property being repaired, replaced, or installed is taxable. See Sales and Use Tax Regulation 1-082, Labor Charges.

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