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- Can I pay via credit card online?
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- Do I mail payment, or will someone collect it?
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- Is sales tax the only tax I owe when I participate at a trade shows or convention?
- Is there sales tax on food?
- Must the promoter list all participating vendors?
- Once I submit the initial application, what happens next?
- Under what circumstances can a taxing authority seize a special events vendor’s assets?
- What are the responsibilities of a promotor or an event coordinator?
- What if I didn't collect sales tax?
- What if I lost my event sales tax packet?
- What is a dealer?
- What is an event?
- What is Sales Tax?
- What should a vendor do prior to the event?
- What sort of sales, transactions or activities require a permit or license?
- Where do I get help with special events if I need to speak to someone with the State of Louisiana?
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- Are admission charges and entry fees taxable?
- Are amounts charged for vendor space (used to display products for sale at shows) subject to state and local sales tax?
- At any time, is a nonprofit (an association with members only in attendance, and not open to the public) exempt from sales tax?
- Can I fill out the paperwork online? What are the steps?
- Can I pay via credit card online?
- Can vendors/promoters collect and obtain all permits and distribute on-site to booths?
- Do I mail payment, or will someone collect it?
- Does a tax-exempt organization have to collect and remit Louisiana state sales tax?
- How can I register with the Louisiana Department of Revenue if I sell items at special events?
- Is sales tax the only tax I owe when I participate at a trade shows or convention?
- Is there sales tax on food?
- Must the promoter list all participating vendors?
- Once I submit the initial application, what happens next?
- Under what circumstances can a taxing authority seize a special events vendor’s assets?
- What are the responsibilities of a promotor or an event coordinator?
- What if I didn't collect sales tax?
- What if I lost my event sales tax packet?
- What is a dealer?
- What is an event?
- What is Sales Tax?
- What should a vendor do prior to the event?
- What sort of sales, transactions or activities require a permit or license?
- Where do I get help with special events if I need to speak to someone with the State of Louisiana?
- Who is a promoter?
- Who is a vendor?
- Who must submit a Louisiana revenue account number application?
- Why are state and local tax agents collecting on-site?
- Why do I have to pay two taxes?
Are sales of one-of-a-kind pieces of art subject to Louisiana state sales tax?
Yes. The state sales tax rate for such transactions is 5%. Under the provisions of La.R.S. 47:305.57, "works of art" shall mean visual arts and crafts including but not limited to paintings, photographs, sculpture, pottery, and traditional or fine crafts. The Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism may determine whether an item meets this definition as well as whether the item is an "original, one-of-a-kind" work.