Kentucky Purchase Exemption

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A horse statue found in Lexington Kentucky

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PBUSA Kentucky Purchase Exemption.pdf

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Kentucky members of Parent Booster USA are not required to pay sales and use tax with respect to purchases. Find out more in this letter from the Kentucky Department of Revenue.

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