Example: "X" Company purchases 100 sinks during the month of August at $70 per sink. "X" pays tax to its supplier upon all of the sinks, since "X" does not know or have good reason to know that all or any specified number of them will be sold. Later "X" uses 60 of the sinks in construction activities, and sells 40 of them over-the-counter at a retail price of $100 per sink. "X" collects sales tax of $240 upon the sale of these sinks.
(1) Total Gross Sales | $4,000.00 | |
(2) Total Nontaxable Sales | - | |
(3) Net Taxable Sales | 4,000.00 | |
(4) Total Amount of Tax Collected | 240.00 | |
(5) Less 1% Commission | 2.40 | |
(6) Net Amount of Tax Collected | 237.60 | |
(7) Amount of Use Tax Incurred | - | |
(8) Total Tax Due | $237.60 | |
Less TPPR | 168.00 | 69.60 |
The TPPR figure represents the amount of tax paid to ''X'' Company's supplier upon the sinks which ''X'' resold (40 X $70 X 6%). Item (8) shall be inserted upon the return form on the ''Total Tax Due'' line, the TPPR amount being inserted in front of the total amount in the rules column, thus: | ||
(8) TOTAL TAX DUE (line 6 plus line 7)-TPPR $168.00 | $69.60 |
61 Pa. Code § 31.14
This section cited in 61 Pa. Code § 31.11 (relating to definitions); 61 Pa. Code § 31.15 (relating to reciprocal credit for taxes paid other states); 61 Pa. Code § 46.3 (relating to construction contractor installing stained glass windows); 61 Pa. Code § 46.7 (relating to nonresident contractors); and 61 Pa. Code § 46.8 (relating to industrialized housing).