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1. tax.vermont.gov › business › local-option-taxLocal Option Tax | Department of Taxes - Vermont

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   Please note: Local option tax does not apply to the sale or rental of motor vehicles which are subject to the motor vehicle purchase and use tax. Local Option Sales Tax: 6% sales tax + 1% = 7% total tax. Local Option Meals Tax: 9% meals tax + 1% = 10% total tax. Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Tax: 10% alcohol tax + 1% = 11% total tax.

2. www.miltonvt.gov › DocumentCenter › ViewUnderstanding Local Option Tax - Milton, VT

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   What is Local Option Tax? Local option tax is a way for municipalities in Vermont to raise additional revenue. A municipality may vote to levy the following 1% local option taxes in addition to state business taxes: Local Option Sales Tax 6% sales tax + 1% = 7% total tax Local Option Meals Tax 9% meals tax + 1% = 10% total tax Local Option ...

3. tax.vermont.gov › node › 8194Local Option Tax Finder | Department of Taxes - Vermont

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   Commissioner Craig Bolio Deputy Commissioner Rebecca Sameroff (802) 828-2505 | Department Directory Taxpayer Services (802) 828-2865 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, 7:45 am-4:30 pm

4. www.wcax.com › 2024/05/31 › measure-would-allowMeasure would allow local option taxes to bypass legislative ...

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   May 31, 2024 · Published: May. 31, 2024 at 1:43 PM PDT. MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - Vermont towns and cities could soon have broad authority to institute a variety of local taxes. A bill before Governor Phil Scott ...

5. vtdigger.org › 2023/03/07 › 5-more-vermont-towns5 more Vermont towns pass new or expanded local option taxes

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   Mar 7, 2023 · Londonderry is one of five Vermont towns to approve new or expanded local option taxes. File photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger. Updated Wednesday at 10:43 a.m. Voters in Stowe, by a voice vote on ...

6. www.vermontpublic.org › local-news › 2024/05/29Scott won't veto bill removing barriers to local option taxes ...

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   May 29, 2024 · Gov. Phil Scott said he won't veto a bill that makes it easier for towns to impose a local option tax as a way to help reduce their property taxes. Currently, lawmakers need to sign off before a town can put an additional 1% tax on sales, rooms and meals, or alcohol. This bill will remove that requirement. The bill was strongly supported by the ...

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   How much is local option tax in Vermont?

   • Some Vermont municipalities impose a local option tax of 1% in addition to state sales tax and meals and rooms tax. Businesses are responsible for collecting and remitting local option tax to the Vermont Department of Taxes. Note: Local option tax does not apply to use tax.

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   How do I file a local option tax return in Vermont?

   • Contact the City of Burlington: (802) 865-7000 Contact the City of Rutland: (802) 773-1800 As of November 2022, the Vermont Department of Taxes will only accept returns from businesses that collect and report Local Option Tax if they are filed electronically. Local option tax is calculated as 1% of the taxable (net) sales for each town.

   Local Option Tax | Department of Taxes - Vermont

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   What local option taxes can a municipality Levy?

   • A municipality may vote to levy the following 1% local option taxes in addition to state business taxes. Please note: Local option tax does not apply to the sale or rental of motor vehicles which are subject to the motor vehicle purchase and use tax. Local Option Sales Tax: 6% sales tax + 1% = 7% total tax

   Local Option Tax | Department of Taxes - Vermont

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   How is local option tax calculated?

   • Local option tax is calculated as 1% of the taxable (net) sales for each town. A transaction is subject to local option tax if it is subject to the Vermont sales, meals, rooms, or alcoholic beverage tax. Local option tax is “destination-based.”

   Local Option Tax | Department of Taxes - Vermont

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   Do out-of-state vendors have to pay local option taxes in Vermont?

   • All vendors, including out-of-state vendors, authorized to collect taxes in Vermont are required to collect and remit to the Vermont Department of Taxes all applicable local option taxes for sales that occur in participating municipalities. No additional registration with the Department is necessary.

   Local Option Tax | Department of Taxes - Vermont

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   Does Rutland have a local option tax?

   • Rutland already has a 1% tax on meals and alcohol and on rooms. In Shelburne, by an unofficial count of 838-593 Tuesday night, voters approved a 1% tax on meals and alcohol, rooms and sales, according to the town clerk. Tuesday’s votes mean 29 Vermont municipalities have imposed a 1% local option tax on meals and alcohol, rooms or sales.

   5 more Vermont towns pass new or expanded local option taxes

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8. www.wcax.com › 2024/03/11 › woodstock-residents-voteWoodstock residents vote to add 1% local option sales tax - WCAX

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   Mar 11, 2024 · More Vermont communities voted on a 1% local option sales tax on Town Meeting Day. Woodstock was among the towns that approved it, even though businesses there already compete with nearby tax-free ...