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Who needs a 10A100(P) form?

The Kentucky Tax Registration Application is used by the taxpayers who want to open a certain tax account connected with their business activity.

What is the purpose of the 10A100(P) form?

This form is used to apply for the employer’s withholding tax account, sales and use tax account, motor vehicle tire fee account, telecommunication tax account, utility gross receipts license tax account, consumer’s use tax account, etc. You can check the full list in the form’s instructions. The application provides details about the business entity, tax accounts, and other required business information.

What other documents must accompany the 10A100(P) form?

As a rule, this form is accompanied by other supporting forms and documents depending on the type of your business organization.

When is the 10A100(P) form due?

The taxpayer has to file this application not later than 30 days before starting in an activity that needs an appropriate business account. Keep in mind that the time for proceeding the application takes from five up to ten days.

What sections should I fill out in 10A100(P) form?

• The given application has the following sections for completion:
• Reason for completing (check the appropriate box)
• Business/responsible party/contact information (business name, Federal Employer Identification Number, Secretary of State, business location, business structure, ownership disclosure-responsible parties)
• Detailed information about the business (answer the questions and follow the instructions)
• Information about the tax account of the business entity (depending on its type)

The application must be signed by the authorized person as well.

What do I do with the form 10A100(P) after its completion?

The completed application is sent to Kentucky Department of Revenue, Taxable Registration Section.

You may be seeing some more money on your paycheck and some changes when you go to checkout when you run some of your errands that's because the Kentucky State Legislature passed tax reforms during the 2018 session some of which go into effect this month first they lowered the individual income tax to a flat five percent before this change you were paying up six percent in a system based on income brackets you'll see the full effect of this change and others to things like deductions when you file your 2018 taxes next year also included in the tax reform package was an expansion of the sales tax to certain services in the state before the law was passed services were not taxed in Kentucky so what do I mean by services are things like going to the dry cleaner or taking your pet to the vet the tax base was also expanded to a number of other items some of which are considered luxury items like limousines golf courses or country clubs so now when you go to check out at any of these types of businesses beginning July 1st you'll see the six percent Kentucky sales tax applied to your total now you may be saying to yourself why did they do any of this I don't want to pay taxes on those items well Kentucky lawmakers ended up passing tax reforms in the 2018 session in order to help stabilize the budget for the next two years and to offset the growing cost associated with stabilizing the states pension systems for Kentucky teachers police officers and other state employees to learn more about these changes and others included in the tax reform package and how they might impact you visit the bottom line at KY chamber bottom line comm and search tax reform