FormsPal's free PDF editor lets you fill out the Arizona 5000 TPT Exemption Certificate in your browser. No downloads or accounts are required. Follow the steps below to complete and save your form.
Step 1: Click the orange "Get Form Now" button to open the editor.
Step 2: Once the editing page loads, you will see a toolbar at the top of the screen. Use the toolbar options to add text, check boxes, and signatures to the form fields.
Use the sections below as a guide for each part of the form.
In Section D, select your Reason for Exemption. Check one box only. Options include project work, food and drink for condiments sold to schools, manufacturing or processing, job printing, refining or metallurgical processes, extraction of ores or minerals, extraction of or drilling for oil, income-producing capital equipment, and government or department sales.
Complete the fields asking for your name as shown on your TPT license, your Arizona Transaction Privilege Tax license number, the type of property involved (such as electricity, natural gas, or tangible personal property), reservation details if applicable, and any other deduction with the Arizona statute reference.
In the Other Cities section, cite the applicable Arizona statute and enter a brief description. Refer to the form instructions if you are unsure which statute applies. Use Section E to describe the tangible personal property being purchased. Add additional pages if needed.
Read Section F Certification carefully before signing. By signing, you certify that the information on the form is accurate and that your exemption claim is valid. Fill in the signature of purchaser, the date, and your title.
Step 3: Click "Done" when you have filled in all required fields. You can then download and save your completed PDF.
Step 4: Save at least two copies of the completed form. Give one to the vendor. Keep the other for your records in case of an audit.
FormsPal also offers other related Arizona state forms, including the Arizona Tax Return and the Arizona Annual Report. For sales tax exemption forms from other states, browse the Sales Tax Certificate or the Uniform Sales Tax Certificate.
