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2360 Special Events Sales Tax Report-2025

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The document is a Special Events Sales Tax Report form (Form 2360) from the Missouri Department of Revenue, which must be completed and submitted within ten days after an event. It outlines the requirements for reporting sales tax for special events, including necessary taxpayer information, sales details, and instructions for exemptions. The form also provides guidance on mailing or emailing the report and includes contact information for further assistance.

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What is exempt from sales tax in Maryland?

Tax-exempt goods Some goods are exempt from sales tax under Maryland law. Examples include most non-prepared food items, prescription and over-the-counter medicines, and medical supplies.

What is a tax reportable event?

Taxable events are transactions that may result in owing taxes to a federal, state, or local government. Taxable events are generally triggered by earning money, taking profits, or selling assets. Taxable events can be triggered by everyday activities, such as getting a paycheck or shopping.

Do you charge sales tax on events?

In most scenarios, event tickets are subject to sales tax. The only reason tickets may not be subject to sales tax is if the event is a fundraising event for a nonprofit or if an out-of-state ticket seller does not meet the economic nexus threshold for an event.

Do I have to collect sales tax for a hobby?

Generally, whether you have to collect sales tax for a hobby will depend on whether you engage in the hobby for sport, for recreation, or to make a profit.

Who is required to collect Florida sales tax?

A dealer who sells and delivers taxable goods or taxable services must collect the surtax at the rate in the county where the goods or services are delivered. For motor vehicle and mobile home sales, use the surtax rate in the county where the vehicle or mobile home will be registered.

What is the sales tax on event tickets in Florida?

For events in Florida, youll see a charge of up to 7.5% of the total amount charged to the attendee (buyer total) for Florida Sales Tax. Learn more about tax on ticket sales.

Are company events taxable?

Entertainment expenses for corporate events can be tax-deductible if they serve a clear business purpose and meet specific IRS requirements. As per the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, expenses related to recreational, social, or similar activities provided primarily for the benefit of employees are 100% deductible.

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