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Sales tax changes coming July 1, 2018 Service businesses required to collect the sales tax must register for a sales and use tax account number before July 1, 2018. Click on headline for complete story Effective July 1, 2018, businesses that provide the services listed below are required to collect the 6% sales tax from their customers for providing these services. Retailers that make sales of these services will now charge 6% sales tax on the full sales price charged to their customers and may claim a resale exemption on their purchase of items provided to the customer as part of the service. While the new sales tax requirement applies to many types of services, it does not apply to all types of services. For example, personal care services provided by barbers and hairdressers are not part of the expansion of taxable services. The following services will now be taxable:
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