Form 51A126 at a glance
What it is: Form 51A126 is the Purchase Exemption Certificate of the Department of Revenue, Frankfort, Kentucky, and it is not valid unless completed.
Who signs: Under SIGN, sign on the Authorized Signature line and enter the Title and the Date.
The Exempt Institution is a Kentucky resident, nonprofit educational, charitable or religious institution, or Kentucky historical site.
A filled-in Form 51A126 example: a garden club buys office chairs

How to fill out Form 51A126, box by box
Check Applicable Block: Blanket or Single Purchase
Exemption Number and Name of Exempt Institution
Name of Vendor, Address and Description of property to be purchased

Enter the Name of Vendor and the Address of the vendor the personal property, digital property or services will be purchased from.
The property will be used solely within the exempt function of a charitable, educational or religious institution, or historical site. Under Description of property to be purchased, describe the property. In the event that the property purchased is not used for an exempt purpose, it is understood that you are required to pay the tax measured by the purchase price of the property. Any official or employee who uses this certificate to make tax-free purchases for his own personal use or that of any other person will be subject to the penalties provided in KRS 139.990 and other applicable laws. Under penalties of perjury, you swear or affirm that the information on this certificate is true and correct as to every material matter.
More rules for Form 51A126
CAUTION TO SELLER: This certificate cannot be issued or used in any way by a construction contractor to purchase property to be used in fulfilling a contract with an exempt institution. Sellers accepting certificates for such purchases will be held liable for the sales or use tax.
Sources
[1] Form 51A126 (12-09), Purchase Exemption Certificate, Kentucky Department of Revenue (the Official source link on this page).



