Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 560-12-5-.09 - Obligation to Collect and Remit Tax
(1) In the situation where such sales are
subject to the Local Option Tax, every dealer making sales of tangible personal
property at retail in this State and every dealer making sales of tangible
personal property at retail outside this State or the geographic areas of the
Local Jurisdiction for distribution, storage, use or other consumption in the
Local Jurisdiction shall add the amount of tax imposed by the Act upon the
purchaser to the sales price or charge, which shall then be a debt from the
purchaser or consumer to the dealer until paid, and shall be recoverable at law
in the same manner as any other debt.
(2) The retailer shall collect and the
purchaser shall pay the Local Option Tax. Any retailer who shall neglect, fail,
or refuse to collect and remit the tax as required by law, upon any, every, and
all taxable sales made by him, his agents, or employees, or upon tangible
personal property and services which are subject to the Local Option Tax Act,
shall be liable for and pay the tax himself.
(3) Each sales tax return remitting Local
Option tax, shall separately identify the location of each retail establishment
at which any of the Local Option Tax remitted was collected and shall specify
the amount of sales and amount of taxes collected at each such establishment
for the period of the return so as to thereby facilitate determination of the
State Revenue Commissioner that all Local Option Tax is collected and
distributed according to situs of sale.
Notes
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