Instructions For Form St-16 - Kansas Retailers' Sales Tax Return - 2005 Page 7

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8.525/9.525%
0.1050
7.8/9.8%*
0.2041
8.55/9.55%
0.1047
7.85/8.85%
0.1130
8.55/9.925%*
0.1385
7.9/8.9%
0.1124
7.9/9.9%*
0.2020
8.55/10.55%*
0.1900
7.925/8.925%
0.1120
8.65/9.65%
0.1036
8.775/9.775%
0.1023
7.95/8.95%
0.1117
8.8/9.8%
0.1020
8.025/9.025%
0.1108
8.85/9.85%
0.1015
8.05/9.05%
0.1105
8.15/9.15%
0.1093
8.9/9.9%
0.1010
8.15/9.525%*
0.1444
8.925/9.925%
0.1008
9.05/10.05%
0.0995
8.275/9.275%
0.1078
9.3/10.3% 0.0971
8.3/9.3%
0.1075
9.55/10.55%
0.0948
IX. How the Factor is Determined. Each Factor is calculated by applying the following
formula to the two tax rates: (New Rate minus Old Rate = X); (X divided by New Rate =
Factor). The formula may be used to determine a Factor for a rate change not listed in the
Factor Table. An asterisk (*) indicates that both the state rate and a local sales tax rate
were increased on July 1, 2010, since the difference between the two rates is more than
the 1% state rate increase.
There are multiple Factors because sales tax returns capture a retailer's sales receipts
based on each jurisdiction where a sale is sourced. Each jurisdiction is assigned a Taxing
Jurisdiction Code that references its combined sales tax rate, which is the state rate plus
all applicable city and county rates. Pub. KS-1700. Because local sales tax rates vary,
there is no single Factor that can be used for all receipts.
To find the local sales and use tax rate increases, go to the department's website,
, and click on: Your Business
Sales Tax
Latest Local Rate
Changes
Effective July 1, 2010 - Sales Tax Rate Updates Only.
X. Examples. Examples will be published on the department's website by July 1, 2010
showing how different electronically filed Kansas sales tax returns should be completed
when a return includes some sales invoiced at the 5.3% state rate, and others sales
invoiced at the 6.3% state rate.
Taxpayer Assistance. Additional copies of this Notice, and other department forms or
publications, may be download from our website, . If you have
questions about this rate increase and how it applies, please contact:
Taxpayer Assistance Center
Phone: 785-368-8222
Kansas Department of Revenue
Hearing Impaired TTY: 785-296-6461
915 SW Harrison St., 1st Floor
Fax: 785-291-3614
Topeka, KS 66612-1588

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