Related pages
- 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?
- Are sales of one-of-a-kind pieces of art subject to Louisiana state 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 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?
Related pages
- 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?
- Are sales of one-of-a-kind pieces of art subject to Louisiana state 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 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?
What is a dealer?
A dealer is defined as a person or entity selling merchandise or providing a taxable service. A vendor is a dealer, and may also be referred to as a seller, exhibitor or booth owner. If a seller qualifies as a dealer by law, they must apply for a sales tax certificate, collect sales tax, file sales tax returns, and remit sales taxes owed. (Louisiana Revised Statue 47:301(4)).