W. Va. Code R. § 110-15F-14
Repairs and alterations
14.1. Repairs to eligible items do not qualify for the Holiday exemption. Alterations to eligible items do not qualify for the exemption even though alterations may be sold, invoiced, and paid for at the same time as the item to be altered.
Example: A customer purchases a pair of pants for $120.00 and pays $10.00 to the retailer to have the pants cuffed. The $120.00 charge for the pants is exempt; however, tax is due on the $10.00 alteration charge.
Amendment history
7/1/2022
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Nearby sections (25 sections)
- 110-15F-2 · Interpretive Note
- 110-15F-3 · Definitions
- 110-15F-4 · Articles normally sold as a unit
- 110-15F-5 · Buy one, get one free or for a reduced price
- 110-15F-6 · Exchanging a tax-exempt purchase after the Holiday ends
- 110-15F-7 · Returning an eligible item
- 110-15F-8 · Coupons and discounts
- 110-15F-9 · Gift certificates
- 110-15F-10 · Layaway sales
- 110-15F-11 · Mail, telephone, e-mail, and internet orders and custom…
- 110-15F-12 · Rain checks
- 110-15F-13 · Rebates
- 110-15F-14 · Repairs and alterations
- 110-15F-15 · Refunds
- 110-15F-16 · Shipping and handling charges
- 110-15F-17 · Records and reporting
- 110-15F-18 · Exceptions
- 110-15H-1 · General
- 110-15H-2 · Interpretive Note
- 110-15H-3 · Definitions
- 110-15H-4 · Reduction of Sales Tax on Food and Food Ingredients
- 110-15H-5 · Prepared Food
- 110-15H-6 · Bundled Transactions
- 110-15I-1 · General
- 110-15I-2 · Interpretive Note