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The advertising agency above paid a photographer $500 for use of a photograph for the cover of the brochure, $100 to a service for compiling statistical information used in the brochure and $400 for typesetting.If the supervision was separately stated, only the amount charged for the brochures would be taxable.

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The full $5,000 is taxable because the non-taxable service is commingled with the sale of tangible personal property.

An advertising agency billed its customer $5,000 for 500 brochures and supervision of the project.

Charges for supervision, consultation and research.

Placing or arranging for the placing of advertising in print media, billboards and other forms of outdoor advertising cards in cars, buses and other facilities used in public transportation.

Compiling statistical and other information.

Typesetting, color separation and design.

Writing copy for use in newspapers, magazines or other advertising or to be broadcast on television or radio.

Non-taxable services, if separately stated, include, but are not limited to: If non-taxable services are commingled with charges for tangible personal property, the total amount is taxable ( subsection 3-2-6(a), BRC, 1981).Īdvertising agencies engaged in furnishing advertising services to their customers are required to pay sales or use tax on purchases of tangible personal property used in rendering their services (See: "Service Enterprises"). This includes "Labor used to render tangible personal property sold or leased into a form usable by the purchaser or lessee." ( section 3-2-2 (f)(5),"Taxable services",(4) BRC, 1981). Whether the item is used for reproduction or display purposes is irrelevant to its taxability. Sales tax applies to the entire amount charged to customers or clients for items of tangible personal property including, but not limited to, drawings, paintings, tapes, films, designs, photographs, lettering, assemblies and printed matter. The theater must collect and remit 5.0 percent or $.36 (($7.50/1.05)*5.0 percent) per each ticket sold for admissions tax, and collect food service tax on all food and drinks sold.

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A movie theater in Boulder charges $7.50 per person to view a movie, $4.00 for a bag of popcorn and $2.00 for soda.The organization must collect and remit admissions tax on tickets sold, remit food service tax on the sales at the cash bar (See TR18 "Eating and Drinking Establishments" for more detail), collect sales tax on the price of tangible personal property sold at the auction and pay food service tax to the hotel on the price charged for the wine and hors d'oeuvres.

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The organization sells admission tickets for $25.00, pays the hotel to serve free hors d'oeuvres and wine and has a cash bar.

A non-exempt organization holds a silent auction fund-raiser at a Boulder hotel.

An admission ticket selling for $20.00 equals admission of $19.05 and admissions tax of $.95. The 5.0 percent admissions tax may be included in the price of the ticket sold.

(See section 3-2-5(b), BRC, 1981 for current food service rate.) Incidental food served at the event must be taxed by the provider at the applicable food service rate in force when the charge occurs. The City of Boulder admissions tax rate is identified in section 3-4-2 BRC, 1981.

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Admissions Tax "intends that every person who pays to gain admission to any place or event in the city that is open to the public shall pay and every person, whether owner, lessee, or operator, who charges or causes to be charged admission to any such place or event shall collect the tax imposed by this chapter." ( section 3-4-1, BRC, 1981) Organizations that have a Boulder tax exempt license are not required to charge the admissions tax ( section 3-4-5(b), BRC, 1981).Īdmissions tax shall be charged on the price of tickets sold for an event.