How to apply for state sales and use tax Ag exemption

[Dachsie]

Everything you need to know about applying for AG Exemption from paying the Texas Sales and Use Tax on items directly related to your farm / homestead operation.

https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/ag-timber/

Saw this YouTube related to this subject, but Nate made it clear that he was referring to Tennessee Ag exemption.



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How we buy farm items sales tax free & You Can Too (No, we did NOT buy a tractor yet)

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We buy many of our farm supplies and equipment sales tax free through the Tennessee agricultural sales tax exemption program. Here is how we did it and how you can as well in your state.

Resources
Tennessee agricultural exemption program website:
https://www.tn.gov/revenue/taxes/sale...

Tennessee agricultural exemption program Application:
https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/rev...

Find your State's Department of Revenue Office Website
https://us.aicpa.org/research/externa...
OR
Google : "[state name] Department of Revenue"

Find your State's Agricultural exemption program website
Google: "[state name] Agricultural exemption"

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0:00 Intro
1:54 Tennessee Agricultural Exemption Program
2:10 Qualification requirements
2:49 How we applied
3:45 How to use the Exemption
4:30 Examples of Exempt Items
5:01 How you can find your state's exemption program
6:05 Other free resources available to you
6:55 Outro

[Dachsie]

Dachsie's suggestion for the best live stock guardian dog for your farm homestead.



This German dog breed was originally developed for its badger-hunting skills. And the smaller version of the dachshund was commonly used to catch rabbits, mice, and other smaller prey. This makes them a good choice as a vermin catcher on a farm. They can also be good watchdogs, though you do have to train them so their alert barking doesn't become excessive.


Breed Overview

Height: 5 to 9 inches

Weight: Up to 32 pounds

Physical Characteristics: Low, long body; smooth, wire-haired, or long-haired coat; colors include chocolate, tan, black, red, and more

Source: 10 Best Dog Breeds for Farms