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Alaska Freight Forwarding and Sales Tax Exemptions
Freight forwarding is a service that provides businesses with the opportunity to streamline their shipping needs through the use of a third-party logistics provider. By utilizing freight forwarding services, companies can save on taxes and gain access to various other benefits, from reduced expenses associated with customs clearance to timely delivery of goods.
- Learn about tax exemption and freight forwarding to Alaska by reading Alaska Remote Seller Sale Tax Commission. This document goes over the issue, discussion, and guidance of tax exemptions.
- When property such as vessels, trailers and parts are sold under a condition that they will be delivered to the purchaser out-of-state and they are so delivered, no sales tax or B&O tax is due. Read about Washington’s out-of-state delivery sales.
For additional questions about tax exemptions, please contact customer service or your Carlile Account Representative.