VETSALE.COM 141 CRANDON BLVD. #329 Key Biscayne, FL 33149 Phone: 1-305-600 1967 vetsale@yahoo.com Call us FREE if you don't fill like placing your order on-line, we'll ship your order that same day !! We ship the SAME business day, backorders usually take less than one WEEK. For foreign orders we are not responsible for local customs and/or laws outside U.S. we just ship Worldwide upon client request. All the International orders preferred payment methods are: Money Orders, Bank certified check or Wire. TAX INFORMATION: State of Florida: Definitions -------------------------------------------------------- Livestock- includes all animals of the equine, bovine, or swine class, including goats, sheep, mules, horses, cattle, ratites, and other grazing animals raised for commercial purposes. The term "livestock" also includes fish raised for commercial purposes. Medicine -means a preparation or substance for use in the cure, alleviation, mitigation, treatment or prevention of illness. Poultry - includes all domesticated birds that serve man as a source of food, eggs, or meat. Practitioners of the healing arts - includes veterinarians. Prescription - includes any order for drugs or medicinal products and supplies, written or communicated by a licensed practitioner authorized to prescribe medicinal drugs. Sales Tax Liability ----------------------------------------------------- Sales tax applies to the sale, rental, or lease of goods (tangible personal property) and certain services in Florida unless the transaction is specifically exempt. The sales tax is added to the price of taxable goods or services and collected from the purchaser at the time of sale. Veterinarians and veterinary clinics who sell taxable items must register as sales and use tax dealers to collect and remit sales tax (see "Registering to Collect Sales Tax"). The sale of non-prescription food for dogs, cats, birds, fish, circus animals, and zoo animals is taxable. Pet products such as chains, collars, cages, soaps, and detergents are taxable. Sales tax is also due when a veterinarian or veterinary clinic rents or leases commercial property. Use Tax Liability -------------------------------------------------------- Use tax complements and is similar to sales tax. The use tax and sales tax rates are the same, including discretionary sales surtax (county tax), if applicable. Use tax applies when items are purchased without paying tax to the supplier and then used in the business or for a taxable purpose. It also applies to taxable goods and services brought into Florida untaxed, or taxed at a rate less than the sales tax rate. Items that are specifically exempt from sales tax are also exempt from use tax. Taxable Purchases - Use tax applies to taxable supplies or items purchased tax-exempt and then used by veterinarians and veterinary clinics in rendering their professional services. Some examples of common taxable items used by veterinarians are: rabies tags, identification chips, rubber gloves, disposable medical restraint collars and muzzles, and plastic vials and jars for dispensing medications. Laboratory supplies used in making diagnoses such as diagnostic kits, blood collecting tubes and needles, and x-ray films and developing solutions are taxable. Instruments and equipment purchased by a veterinarian or veterinary clinic for use in the business are also taxable. Items initially purchased tax-exempt for resale to customers (such as pet products and supplies) but then later used in the business are subject to use tax. Out-of-state Purchases - When taxable items or services are purchased through the Internet or a mail-order catalog company, or purchased in another state and then shipped into Florida, use tax may be due. Use tax is owed if sales tax was not paid or if the sales tax paid to another state was less than Florida's rate. Some items commonly purchased from out-of-state retailers that are subject to use tax are office supplies, business furniture, and computer software and hardware. Exemptions ------------------------------------------------------ Sales tax does not apply to the following: Professional services rendered by veterinarians or veterinary clinics. Boarding charges for animals. Medicines dispensed or purchased by veterinarians and veterinary clinics for the treatment of, or consumption by, a patient. "Prescription diets" dispensed as treatment of a diagnosed health disorder by, or on the prescription of, a licensed veterinarian. Feed for poultry and livestock, including racehorses and fish raised for commercial purposes. Purchases by a veterinarian of antiseptics, absorbent cotton, gauze for bandages, lotions, vitamins, and worm remedies. Powders and sprays designed to prevent or treat flea and tick infestations in dogs or cats, if they are ordered and dispensed by a veterinarian. Germicides used directly upon bodies of animals as a disinfectant. X-ray opaques (also known as opaque drugs and radiopaque) such as opaque dyes and barium sulfate, when used in connection with medical x-rays. The sale of food for guide dogs, commonly known as "seeing eye" dogs, is exempt. However, the purchaser must present a Consumer's Certificate of Exemption for the Blind (Form DR-152) issued by the Department of Revenue. ----------------------------------------------------- Canadian customers, Trenbolone is a restricted drug in Canada under CDSA Schedule IV-23-43. It is an offence under Section 6(1) of the CDSA to import or export restricted drugs or substances without proper authorization. |