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RULE 36~ School Lunches <br /> <br /> The sale of fcod to any State or political subdivision thereof <br />for the purpose of furnishing school lunches is exempt° Where such lunch <br />rooms are opera,ed by Parent Teachers Associations or ~ther school organ- <br />izationS of a similar character~ such sales are deemed to be sales for <br />school lUnch purposes and the tax does not apply, <br /> <br />RULE 37: Meals Furnished to Employees <br /> <br />Meals furnished employees fall into either of two classes: <br /> <br /> (a) Where meals are sold to employees the tax is collectible <br />on ~he sales price: <br /> <br /> (b) Where meals are furnished to employees aa part of their <br />compensation, the employer is considered the consumer and the Sales Tax <br />is payable by him. The amount of tax may be computed by calculating the <br />cost to him of the food stuffs or ingredients used in preparing the meals <br />over a taxable period Sndpaying the tax at the rate of two per cent. <br /> <br />RULE 38: Materials and Parts Used in Reconditioning Used Articles for <br /> Resale. <br /> <br /> All materials, including parts used in reconditioning used articles <br />of tangible personal property for resal~ are not subject to the tax imposed <br />by the Ordinance. <br /> <br />RULE 39: Memorial Stone and Monument Vendors <br /> <br /> ~emorial stones are tangible personal property, and when sold tO <br />users or consumers the sale thereof is within the Ordinance. Where the <br />seller o£ a memorial stone or monument agrees to install such stone or <br />monument upon a foundation, s segregation must be made of materials used <br />and labor costs. The seller may deduct such labor costs or services from <br />the gross proceeds. Faithre to make a segregation will subject the entire <br />amount to the tax. <br /> <br />RULE 40: Manufacturers and Producers <br /> <br /> (a) Materials bought for future processing, manufacturing or <br />conversion into articles of tangible personal property for resale, where <br />such materials become a component part of the finished product~ are not <br />subject to Sales or Use Tax. <br /> <br /> (b) Materials and supplies coming in direct contact with~ and <br />which are rapidly consumed in the processing of manufactured products~ are <br />industrial supplies which are not subject to the Sales or Use Tax; unless <br />materials and supplies come in direct contact with and are rapidly consumed, <br />they will not be conmidex~ed as industrial material~ or Supplies exempt from <br />the Sales o~Use Tax. <br /> <br /> <br />
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