| WAC 130 |
Sales of real property, standing timber,
minerals, natural resources. Repealed November 26, 2000 |
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458-20-130 |
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09/08/1987 |
Sales of real property, standing
timber, minerals, natural resources.Effective --- |
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01/2001 |
Repealed - WAC 458-20-118
explains the taxability of income derived from sales of real estate, the
license to use real estate, commissions earned on real estate sales, and
interest earned on installment real estate contracts.WAC 458-20-135 addresses the taxability of
natural resources that are sold severed or in place. |
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| RCW: | 82.04.230 |
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1993 |
Tax upon extractors. |
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82.04.390 |
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1961 |
Exemptions--Amounts derived from
sale of real estate. |
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| ETA |
238.08.12.130 |
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12/31/92 |
BUILDINGS SOLD EXCLUSIVE OF THE LAND UPON WHICH THEY ARE SITUATED -Cancelled effective December 29, 2006 This document explains that the sale of a building exclusive of the land upon which it is situated with a requirement that it be removed to another location is a sale of tangible personal property (and not a sale of real estate). The substance of the ETA has been incorporated into WAC 458-61A-106 (Sales of improvements to land, leases, and leases with option.) |
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| WTD: |
6 WTD 361 |
88-342 |
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RETAIL SALES TAX -- INCLUSION --
REALTY -- PERSONALTY -- DISTINCTION.The Department follows the common law rules for determining whether an
item is realty or personalty.Lipsett
Steel, Inc. v. King County, 67 Wn. 2d 650, 409 P.2d 475 (1965).The three key factors are (1) actual
annexation, (2) application to use or purpose, and (3) intention to make a
permanent part of the realty. |
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6 WTD 361 |
88-342 |
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RETAIL SALES TAX -- INCLUSION --
REALTY -- PERSONALTY -- INTENTION.The
most important factor is the intention of the parties.In this case, the lessor made improvements
to real property owned by the lessee.The lease agreement provided that improvements are to be removed at
the expiration or termination of the lease and that the improvements are at
all times to be considered personal property.Held: the intention of the parties was not to make the improvements a
permanent part of the real estate. |
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7 WTD 151 |
89-55 |
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USE TAX -- REALTY -- FIXTURES --
TEST.The department follows the
common law rules for determining whether an item is a fixture of the realty
or tangible personal property. Department of Revenue v. Boeing Co., 85 Wn. 2d 663,
(1975).The three key factors are (1)
actual annexation, (2) application to use or purpose, and (3) intention to
make a permanent part of the realty. |
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7 WTD 151 |
89-55 |
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USE TAX --FIXTURES -- REAL PROPERTY -- PRINTING
PRESSES.Real property tax regulations
support a finding that printing presses attached to real property are
fixtures. |
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12 WTD 51 |
91-317 |
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USE TAX -- REALTY -- TRADE
FIXTURES -- LANDLORD-TENANT.Where the
relationship between the annexor of personal property and the realty is
landlord-tenant, the annexed property remains the tenant's personal property,
no matter how firmly it may be attached to the landlord's realty, unless the
lease agreement specifically provides that such items are to be considered as
part of the real property and are to be left with the real property when the
occupant vacates the premises. |
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13 WTD 215 |
92-201 |
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SALES TAX -- USE TAX -- REALTY
-- FIXTURES -- TEST -- CONCOMITANCE OF SALE WITH LAND.The three key factors in determining
whether an item is a fixture of the realty or tangible personal property are
(1) actual annexation, (2) application to use or purpose, and (3) intention
to make a permanent part of the realty.The fact that fixtures are sold while the land to which they are
attached is leased is not determinative of their status are real or personal. |
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