Ruling 89196 Architectural

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Ruling 89-196

Architectural

This Ruling has been obsoleted by AN 94(3)

When an architect obtains a building permit from a municipality on behalf of a client, the architect is acting in an agency capacity for his client. The fee paid to the municipality for such permit is not subject to the sales and use tax as long as the architect separately states this item on his bill to his client.

LEGAL DIVISION

November 8, 1989

Connecticut State Department of Revenue Services

Ruling 89-196

Architectural