2020 Show-Me Green Sales Tax Holiday
We are excited to announce Missouri’s 2020 Show-Me Green Sales Tax Holiday! The Show-Me Green Sales Tax Holiday runs from April 19-25. People who purchase new ENERGY STAR® qualified appliances in Missouri during the holiday will not have to pay STATE sales tax (4.225%) on their purchases.
ENERGY STAR®-labeled appliances from cfm that qualify for the sales tax exemption are:
- Air conditioners
- Heat Pumps
- Furnaces
The following are the cfm-stocked York models that are ENERGY STAR® qualified:
- York Air Conditioners: YXV, YXT, YFK and YCG
- York Heat Pumps: YZV and YZT
- York Furnaces: YP9C, TM9V, TM9Y and TM9E
The sales tax exemption only applies to the first $1,500 on each appliance. If an appliance costs more than $1,500, the regular sales tax rate is in effect for any of the purchase price above $1,500.
These qualifying sales must be purchased and picked up at either our Kansas City, MO or Springfield, MO location only. The qualifying equipment sale can also be shipped to you (if you are a dealer located in Missouri) from our Kansas City, MO or Springfield, MO location. The sales tax credit is available only for dealers who are currently paying sales tax on purchases from cfm Distributors. If a dealer is currently purchasing items on a tax exempt basis from cfm, the dealer must handle the credit for sales tax with the retail customer and Missouri Department of Revenue.
In addition, a Kansas Dealer who is currently paying sales tax on purchases from cfm can get the sales credit if the item is picked up at the Kansas City or Springfield, MO warehouses.
Counties, Cities, & Districts Participating in Sales Tax Holiday
Some counties and cities within Missouri have also decided to participate in the sales tax holiday which will then wave the county and city sales taxes in those counties and cities.
Counties that have opted to participate in the holiday and will waive their county sales taxes on qualified purchases are:
- Adair
- Cass
- Clay
- Gasconade
- Jackson
- Johnson
- Laclede
- Macon
- Moniteau
- Nodaway
- Perry
- Platte
- Ste. Genevieve
- Washington.
Participating cities that are waiving city sales tax are:
- Airport Drive
- Arnold
- Aurora
- Belton
- Bethany
- Bowling Green
- Brookfield
- Butler
- Carrollton
- Cottleville
- Desloge
- Dexter
- Fenton
- Fredericktown
- Fulton
- Gladstone
- Hannibal
- Hazelwood
- Hermann
- Hillsboro
- Ironton
- Jackson
- Kahoka
- Kansas City
- Kennett
- Kirksville
- Lebanon
- Lee’s Summit
- Lexington
- Liberty
- Macon
- Maryville
- Memphis
- Osceola
- Overland
- Park Hills
- Perryville
- Platte City
- Raymore
- Republic
- Richmond
- Rock Hill
- Rock Port
- Salisbury
- St Charles
- St Elizabeth
- Ste Genevieve
- Sunset Hills
- Tarkio
- Town & Country
- Union
- Warrensburg
- Washington
- Wentzville.
Participating districts are:
- 370/Missouri Bottom Rd/Taussig Rd Transportation Development District
- Antioch Center Community Improvement District
- Belton Town Centre Transportation Development District
- Central Jackson County Fire Protection District
- Columbia Mall Transportation Development District
- Douglas Square Transportation Development District
- Douglas Station Transportation Development District
- Fulton South Business 54 Transportation Development District
- Hawthorne Development Transportation Development District
- Kingsmill Transportation Development District
- Raintree Lake Village Transportation Development District
- Richardson Crossing Community Improvement District
- Strother Interchange Transportation Development District
- Tori Pines Commons Community Improvement District
- Town Plaza Community Improvement District
- Tuileries Plaza Transportation Development District
- US Hwy 65 & Truman Dam Access Rd Transportation Development District
- Victoria Crossing Community Improvement District
For more details on the program, visit http://dor.mo.gov/business/sales/taxholiday/green/
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