(a) Tangible personal property purchased for export and exempt from sales or use tax pursuant to G.S. 105‑164.13(33) will lose its exemption if:
- (1) the purchaser of the tangible personal property fails to submit Form E-599C, Purchaser's Affidavit of Export, to the seller and comply with the terms and conditions listed on the form; and
- (2) the tangible personal property is not exported within 90 days of purchase.
(b) Form E-599C requires the following information:
- (1) name of vendor;
- (2) address of vendor;
- (3) name of affiant;
- (4) title of affiant, if applicable;
- (5) name of vendee;
- (6) address of vendee;
- (7) name of foreign country;
- (8) identification of property purchased;
- (9) signature of affiant; and
- (10) signature, date, seal, and commission expiration date of Notary Public.
- (c) A separate Form E-599C, Purchaser's Affidavit of Export, is required for each transaction.
- (d) This exemption from sales and use tax does not extend to property acquired for personal use or consumption by the purchaser, including gifts.
History Note: Authority G.S. 105-164.3; 105‑164.4; 105‑164.6; 105‑164.13; 105‑262; 105-264; 105-467; 105-468; 105-469; 105-483; 105-498; 105-507.2; 105-509.1; 105-510.1; 105-511.3; 105-537; 105-538;
Eff. October 1, 1993;
Readopted Eff. January 1, 2024.