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In Indiana we use a form that lists Total Sales, Exempt Sales, Taxable Sales and helps with the calculations as well as deductions. You should receive the appropriate forms for submission from the Department of Revenue if you are properly registered to collect sales taxes. In Indiana it is Illegal to collect sales taxes unless you are licensed to do so by the State.
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In Indiana we use a form that lists Total Sales, Exempt Sales, Taxable Sales and helps with the calculations as well as deductions. You should receive the appropriate forms for submission from the Department of Revenue if you are properly registered to collect sales taxes. In Indiana it is Illegal to collect sales taxes unless you are licensed to do so by the State.
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We have a movie rental store and we are registered with the state. I think I figured it out now. Thanks for helping.
Assuming you haven't kept track the easiest way it the following:
Let's assume the sales tax is 6% then your receipts represent 106% of the nontaxed price. So take the total receipts and divide it by 1.06 the result is the total receipts before tax. Now subtract that from the total receipts and the difference is the tax you received. That is an acceptable way to do it in NYS.