Can Virginia Public Document 13-57 still be used as the Department's 2013 sales-tax-change guidance?
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This page answers the general question as of 2013. Ezel answers yours, under current Virginia tax law, with citations.
Plain-English summary
Virginia's official page says these May 1, 2013 guidelines were superseded and should not be used as the operative version. The Department received legal advice that Gloucester and Surry Counties were not subject to the new 0.7% regional retail sales and use tax.
The Department replaced P.D. 13-57 with revised Guidelines issued as P.D. 13-103 on June 14, 2013. The official page does not reproduce the original guidelines; it preserves only the supersession notice.
What this means for you
- Do not rely on P.D. 13-57 for the final 2013 locality list or implementation rules.
- Use P.D. 13-103 for the Department's revised historical guidance.
- Gloucester and Surry were the correction identified in the official notice.
- Current sales-tax rates and regional rules still require separate verification.
Common questions
Q: Is P.D. 13-57 still operative?
A: No. The Department says it was superseded.
Q: What replaced it?
A: Revised Guidelines issued as P.D. 13-103 on June 14, 2013.
Q: Why was it replaced?
A: To reflect that the 0.7% regional tax would not apply in Gloucester and Surry Counties.
Citations and references
- Virginia Public Documents 13-57 and 13-103.
Subject
Guidelines for the Retail Sales and Use Tax Changes Enacted in the 2013 General Assembly Session
Source
- Landing page: Virginia Laws, Rules & Decisions
- Ruling: P.D. 13-57
Original ruling text
The Department of Taxation has received legal advice that the new 0.7 percent additional Retail Sales and Use Tax that will be imposed in the Northern Virginia and Hampton Roads Regions will not be imposed in the Counties of Gloucester and Surry. The Guidelines issued as Public Document 13-57 on May 1, 2013 have been superseded by the revised Guidelines issued on June 14, 2013 as Public Document 13-103.
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