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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Virginia Sales Exempt Form in the editor.
- Begin with Section I – Taxpayer Information. Fill in your Business Name, FEIN/SSN, and Trading As name. Ensure your contact details, including Email Address and Phone Number, are accurate.
- In Section II – Business Information, indicate whether your business qualifies as a Virginia farm winery or vineyard by checking the appropriate box.
- Proceed to Section III – Credit Calculation. Enter the total amount of qualified capital expenditures and attach Schedule A detailing each expenditure.
- Complete Section IV – Declaration and Signature. Sign and date the form, ensuring all information is correct before submission.
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