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All orders shipped to an address outside of Texas are exempt from sales tax.

 

All orders shipped to an address in Texas (or picked up at our location) are subject to Texas sales tax. If you have a valid Texas sales & use tax permit or otherwise qualify for sales tax exemption, we have a process whereby you may request that sales tax be exempted from your orders.

 

• Download this form which contains both the Texas Sales and Use Tax Resale Certificate and the Texas Sales and Use Tax Exemption Certification. You only need to complete ONE of these forms. Do NOT complete both forms.

• Complete and sign the appropriate form. We have already filled in several fields on each form. If you are unsure which form you should use, the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts website has a very helpful frequently asked questions page about exempting Texas sales tax.

• IMPORTANT! - Clearly write your lonestarcandlesupply.com username along the top of the form so that we are able to associate the form with your login information. If you do not have a username, you must register on our website to create one.

• Return the form to us by fax (817) 741-0879, email, mail it to Lone Star Candle Supply, Inc. 5800 Park Vista Circle Keller, TX 76244 or bring it by in person.

We are normally able to review requests for tax-exempt status the same business day. Upon approval, we will retain the completed form in our offices and apply tax-exempt status to your account. You can determine your tax-exempt status by returning to the website, logging in to your account, and going to the checkout page (with item(s) in your cart. Simply look at the bottom right of the screen to see if sales tax is being added to your order. Once your account has tax-exempt status, all future orders using that login will be treated as tax-exempt until you request otherwise in writing. If you change the name (or company name) on your account, you are required to download and complete a new form with the updated information and return it to us so we may update our records.

 

If you do not currently have a sales tax permit, but are interested in receiving one, check out the frequently asked questions page on the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts website about obtaining a sales tax permit.

 

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