Tax Information for DripDepot.com Purchases
Does sales tax apply to my DripDepot.com purchase?
Drip Depot is required by law to charge applicable sales taxes for online orders. Where sales tax applies, the order total during your checkout reflects the estimated sales tax. The final sales tax charged on your order will be displayed on your order confirmation screen during checkout. Shipping charges may also be subject to tax in certain states.
How is the tax calculated?
Drip Depot calculates the tax by applicable state and local laws. Generally, the tax rate is based on the type of product or service purchased and where your purchase is shipped, delivered or picked up.
How Do I Make My Drip Depot Account Tax Exempt?
To have your account updated to a tax-exempt status you must first create an account on Drip Depot’s website at this link: https://www.dripdepot.com/account/dashboard. If you already have an account, please continue to the next step.
Next, email your Tax Exempt Certificate or ID to "support@dripdepot.com" Please include the email address associated with your Drip Depot account to ensure that the tax exemption is applied to the correct account.
How Can I Apply Tax Exemption to an Order That I Just Placed?
If the order was just placed, please send your order number and Tax Exempt Certificate or ID to "support@dripdepot.com". If your order has not yet been processed, we can remove the tax from your order before funds are captured. If the order has already been processed, we can issue a tax refund to the credit card used to place the order. We will also update your account to a tax-exempt status for all of your future orders.
How Can I Apply Tax Exemption to a Previous Order?
If you notice that you were charged tax on a previous order but are tax-exempt, please send your order number and Tax Exempt Certificate or ID to "support@dripdepot.com". We can update your account to a tax-exempt status and issue a tax refund to the credit card used to place the order.
Tax Exemption Disclaimer
Please note that tax exemptions are applied to specific email accounts and not email domains. For example, say “john@examplecompany.com” sends Drip Depot Support the tax exemption information for his business to make his account tax-exempt. Later, “jane@examplecompany.com” places an order for her boss, John. Jane finds that the order she placed was charged tax. – This is because the tax exemption was applied to the account under John’s email address and when Jane placed the order it was under her account.
For this reason, it is suggested to have one account set up with Drip Depot for all orders. This helps you keep track of all of your orders by having them all in one place and also ensures that your orders will not be charged tax once your documentation is submitted.