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Certain Tennessee non-profits are eligible to be exempt from Tennessee state and local sales tax. You will need to complete an application for non-profit sales and use tax exemption and submit it and all required documentation (copies of articles, bylaws, IRS determination)to the Tennessee Department of Revenue.

To be eligible for a sales and use tax exemption, you must be a TCA Section 67-6-322, a 501(c)(3), a 501(c)(5) Labor Organization or another organization defined as non-profit by Tennessee's legal code. Completion of a one page application will register your organization for an exemption.

The IRS will mail you a hard copy of your tax ID. You should receive the hard copy within seven to 10 business days. Telephone the IRS at 800-829-4933 to obtain a tax ID number for your farm.

Tennessee Nonprofit Sales Tax Exemption In some states, your organization is not automatically exempt from state sales tax, even after obtaining 501(c)(3) recognition from the IRS. You must file a separate application in order to receive state sales tax exemption.

Tennessee does not recognize the use of exemption certificates issued by other states, except for resale certificates for purposes of making tax-exempt purchases in Tennessee for resale outside of Tennessee to end users located outside of Tennessee.

You will be required to furnish a copy of your driver license or acceptable proof of identification. The fees for titling and registering are as follows: New private passenger license plate (metro decal) and title $95.00 (Noting Lien additional $11) Transfer plates and title $14.50 (Noting Lien additional $11)

Visit the County Clerk's Office and submit the seller's title certificate, the Odometer Disclosure Statement, the emissions testing report, the Notice of Discharge of Lien, your photo ID, proof of your Tennessee residency, and a check or money order for the filing fee.

You must be the owner of the vehicle or furnish a notarized Power of Attorney form from the owner. You will be required to furnish a copy of your driver license or acceptable proof of identification.

A Tennessee bill of sale for a motor vehicle must be notarized. According to the State of Tennessee, a bill of sale for a motor vehicle must include: Make, model, and year of the vehicle.

The state fees related to title transfer fees include an $11 title fee, a $1 title transfer and a fee of $21.50 for a standard license plate, you can also expect to pay both local and state taxes, unless you are transferring a title to a qualified family member.

The State of Tennessee does not require individuals to title and license utility trailers for private use, as long as you are pulling the trailer behind a Tennessee-licensed vehicle. Some states do require a proper registration.

To get a Tennessee license plate for a car, by law, you must title and register the car in this state. New residents and those relocating to the state can obtain a vehicle title from their local county clerk's office after emissions testing (if it is required by the county).

What are the state fees for vehicle registration? The standard plate fee for a passenger vehicle is $26.50. The standard plate fee for a Motorcycle is $19.50. Click http://tn.gov/revenue/article/available-license-plates for information about additional fees for specific Specialty/Cultural plates.

In Tennessee, the renewal fee for Private Passenger vehicles is $29.00. Motorcycles can be renewed for $17.00. The fees for Commercial or Specialty registration renewals vary by county. To determine what your state renewal fee will be prior to purchase, you can contact your local county clerk to inquire.

The state fees related to title transfer fees include an $11 title fee, a $1 title transfer and a fee of $21.50 for a standard license plate, you can also expect to pay both local and state taxes, unless you are transferring a title to a qualified family member.