Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies — Title 12
Conn. Agencies Regs § 12-426-4
Florists
The tax applies to amounts charged by a florist to his customers for delivery of flowers, wreaths, etc., to points within Connecticut, even though he instructs another florist to make such delivery, but in this case the tax does not apply to amounts received by the florist making the delivery within the state. The tax applies to amounts charged by florists who receive orders for the delivery of flowers, wreaths, etc., to points outside this state and who instruct florists outside this state to make the delivery. The tax does not apply to separate charges made for telegrams or telephone calls in connection with such sales nor does it apply to amounts received by Connecticut florists who make deliveries in this state pursuant to instructions received from florists outside this state.
Source: official regulations index (title 12 publishes as one PDF)
Nearby sections (25 sections)
- 12-407(2)(i)(X)-1 · Maintenance services
- 12-407(2)(i)(Y)-1 · Janitorial services
- 12-407(2)(i)(Z)-1 · Exterminating services
- 12-408-1 · Worthless accounts receivable
- 12-410(5)-1 · Resale of services
- 12-411(14)-1 · Resale of services excluded from use tax
- 12-412(18)-1 · Materials, tools and fuel used directly in an industrial
- 12-412(34)-1 · Machinery used directly in a manufacturing production
- 12-412(63)-1 · Farmer tax exemption permits
- 12-426-1 · Resale certificates
- 12-426-2 · Barbers, beauty shop operators, bootblacks, launderers and
- 12-426-3 · Repealed, March 5, 2003
- 12-426-4 · Florists
- 12-426-5 · Repealed, July 28, 1987
- 12-426-5a · Funeral establishments
- 12-426-6 · Circulating libraries
- 12-426-9 · Repealed, April 4, 1972
- 12-426-10 · Repealed, April 7, 1980
- 12-426-10a · Repealed, December 26, 1985
- 12-426-11 · Repealed, April 7, 1980
- 12-426-11b · Repealed, April 23, 1991
- 12-426-12 · Repealed, April 6, 2000
- 12-426-13 · Medicines by prescription
- 12-426-14 · Oxygen, blood, artificial devices and aids, crutches and…
- 12-426-15 · Repealed, April 6, 2000