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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 139 — Sales and use taxes

139.496 Exemption of certain sales.

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(1)The taxes imposed in this chapter do not apply to the first one thousand dollars
($1,000) of sales made in any calendar year by individuals not engaged in the
business of selling. This exemption is limited to garage or yard sales of household
items by an individual or family which are in no way associated with or related to
the operation of a business.
(2)The exemption does not apply to activities in which all or substantially all the
household goods of a person are offered for sale.
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