Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 25, June 22, 2024
Section 31.26 - Financial institutions(a)Purchases by financial institutions. A financial institution shall pay the tax at the time of purchase of all tangible personal property to be used by it in the conduct of its business. This includes all tangible personal property gratuitously furnished by the financial institutions to its customers, such as passbooks, check books, deposit slip books or similar items.(b)Sales by financial institutions. A financial institution selling personalized check books, coin banks or other items of tangible personal property subject to tax may do one of the following:(1) Obtain a license, collect the tax from its customers and remit the tax collected along with its monthly returns.(2) Elect not to register and file returns, if in the latter case it pays tax to its suppliers based upon the price at which the merchandise is to be sold by the financial institution to its customers and reimburse itself for the tax so paid by collecting the tax from its customers.