Get Resale Certificate 27 Form

On dor.wa.gov click the Log in button. Enter your SAW User ID and Password and click Log in to My DOR. ... On the My DOR Services page, click Get Started. In the Excise Tax Account panel, click the Apply for/view a Reseller Permit link. Click the Apply for Reseller Permit button.

What is in the Resale Documents? After the initial sale by the developer, sellers of common interest ownership units must give buyers a package of resale disclosure documents. It is the seller's responsibility to compile and disclose the resale documents to the buyer.

Reseller permits are free and will be issued to businesses that make wholesale purchases, including qualified contractors. The permits allow businesses to purchase items or services for resale without paying retail sales tax. For further information refer to our information on Reseller Permits.

Traditionally, the seller is obligated to provide the resale package when a purchase contract is signed. Title companies, however, often assist sellers by ordering the documents required for closing and passing the cost to the seller.

These properties require a public offering statement. To protect the buyer, Washington state law (RCW 64.34. 425) requires the seller of a condominium to pay for, and furnish the buyer with, a detailed disclosure called the Condominium Resale Certificate.

What is a reseller permit? Reseller permits are distributed by the State and allow: Retailers and wholesalers to purchase items for resale without paying sales tax. Manufacturers to purchase ingredients or components that are used to create a new article for sale without paying sales tax.

The resale certificate is the seller's evidence as to why sales tax was not collected on that transaction and should be retained in the seller's books and records for four years.

Any unit owner who wishes to sell his or her unit needs to be aware of the resale certificate requirements. These requirements apply to all Washington condominiums. The resale certificate must contain certain information, which is set forth in detail in RCW 64.34. 425, part of the Washington Condominium Act.