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495.0840 Changed Intention After Purchase—Voluntary Disposal Other Than by Sale. An oil company bought business forms, stored them in the seller's warehouse, and withdrew them from the warehouse as needed. One of its forms became obsolete and the oil company withdrew copies of that form for disposal. The oil company is not entitled to a credit for sales tax reimbursement paid at the time of sale because the law makes no provision for a deduction from tax as the result of a voluntary disposal of tangible personal property by a buyer subsequent to the incidence of the sales tax. 1/28/70.
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