There are no taxes collected on repair services. However, if your order includes the purchase of parts or other tangible items, sales tax may still apply to those items unless you have a valid tax-exempt status.
If you've already placed an order and forgot to apply your tax-exempt status, please reach out to us as soon as possible. We can help you adjust your order if it hasn’t been processed yet.
In Georgia, when a service is performed within the state, the general rule is that sales tax is not applied to the labor or service charges. This means that if you are paying for a repair or maintenance service performed in Georgia, no sales tax will be collected on the service itself.
However, if the service involves the sale of tangible personal property—such as parts, materials, or any physical goods used or sold during the service—sales tax may be applied to those items. The service provider is required to charge sales tax on the parts or materials, but not on the labor associated with the service.
So, if you're having a service done in Georgia:
- No Sales Tax on Services: The labor or service charges themselves are not subject to sales tax.
- Sales Tax on Parts/Materials: Any tangible goods sold as part of the service, like replacement parts, may be subject to sales tax.
If you have specific questions about your situation, it’s always a good idea to check with a tax professional or contact the Georgia Department of Revenue for detailed guidance.