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Minnesota Department of Revenue waxay bixisaa turjumaadda tooska ah ee websaydkeena revenue. Fadlan xasuusnoow, nooca luqadda Ingiriisiga ayaa loo arkaa kan ugu saxsan. Haddii ay dhacdo khilaaf ama farqi u dhexeeya tarjumaada iyo nooca Ingiriisiga orijinaalka ah ee websyadkan ama ogeysiis kasta ama afeef, nooca orijinaalka ah ayaa guulaysan doona. Wixii macluumaad dheeraad ah oo ku saabsan tarjumaada tooska ah ee websaydka booqo, Afeef Turjumaada. A massage is pressure applied to the body to relieve tension or pain.
Massages are given manually or through a machine. Donated massages are not taxable. The donor owes sales or use tax on any taxable items used in providing the massage. When a business contracts with a massage therapist to provide massage services, the party who bills the customer is responsible for collecting and reporting the sales tax. The massage is not taxable if a customer has a written referral from a licensed health professional stating the massage is for the treatment of illness, injury, or disease.
A written referral must:. A written referral is a form of tax-exempt documentation, and you must keep a copy of all of them. The massage is not subject to sales tax if it is for ongoing treatment of illness, injury, or disease and is provided by or through a licensed health care facility hospital, medical clinic, or chiropractor's office. However, the massage is subject to MinnesotaCare tax. Products sold to a customer are taxable.
