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Nebraska Credit Computation for Cigarettes and Tobacco Products Sold to Native American Reservation 2026

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The document outlines the Nebraska Credit Computation process for retailers selling cigarettes and tobacco products to Native American reservation Indians. It includes instructions for completing Form 68, which is necessary for claiming tax credits on exempt sales. Retailers must provide specific information about their sales and the Indian reservation they operate on to receive these credits. The form also details the calculations for cigarette and tobacco product tax credits, filing procedures, and record retention requirements.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering your Nebraska ID Number and Social Security or Federal ID Number at the top of the form.
Fill in the period covered by your claim, specifying the beginning and ending dates.
Provide the retailer’s name and address, ensuring accuracy as this information is crucial for processing your claim.
Next, complete the wholesaler’s name and address section with correct details.
For the Cigarette Tax Credit Computation, input the number of packs sold to Native American reservation Indians in line 1. Calculate the credit claimed by multiplying this number by $0.64 and enter it in line 2.
Repeat this process for packs of 25 cigarettes on lines 3 and 4, using $0.80 for calculations.
For tobacco products, enter total unit costs sold on line 6 and calculate accordingly. Complete line 7 for snuff sales.
Finally, ensure you sign and date the form at the bottom before submission.

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What taxes do Indian reservations pay?

Federally recognized Indian tribal governments arent subject to federal income tax but they must pay employment tax on wages paid to employees.

Are cigarettes taxed on Indian reservations?

Although US Supreme Court rulings conclude that state taxes can be collected on cigarettes sold to nontribal members on reservations,912 in practice, not all states are able to collect such taxes.

How much is a carton of cigarettes on the Indian reservation in New York?

NEW YORK -- There are other ways to save money on cigarettes than buying them illegally from a smuggler. One of them is to drive out to the Shinnecock Indian Reservation in Southampton, where cigarettes cost about $3 a pack and $28.50 a carton. Theyre tax-free and legal.

Are cigarettes tax free on reservations?

There are no special exemptions from California cigarette and tobacco products taxes for sales of cigarettes and tobacco products sold to Native Americans.

Can you buy cigarettes at Indian reservations in Florida?

Current Law: Currently, tax-exempt cigarettes are authorized to be sold at Indian Reservations in Florida to tribal members only. The Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) provides Indian-tax-and-surcharge-exemption coupons to Indian Tribes recognized by the State.