Mississippi State Sales Use Tax Number Identification Application

Purchases for Resale in Maryland

You are able to purchase items without paying state sales tax. When you buy an item for resale, you purchase the item without paying state sales tax. Items must be for resale or qualified business use. If you purchase an item from a wholesale organization, or even another retailer, and are reselling the item, in most situations, you will be exempt from paying state sales tax.

Almost every wholesale company will require a sales tax number before selling an item or product for resale use. The same applies to opening most commercial resale accounts.

Wholesale trade shows and merchandise marts usually require a state sales tax identification number in order to allow your business to participate.

Online Application for a Maryland Sales Tax Number

For fastest processing, please have the following ready to complete the online application for a State Sales Tax Number.

About the State of Mississippi

The state of Mississippi is comprised of 362 cities, towns and villages and is divided up into 82 counties. Mississippi is located in the southern part of the United States. The state’s nickname is the Magnolia State and the Magnolia is also the state flower. In 1817 the state of Mississippi was the 20th state to join the union and it was the second state to secede or withdraw from the union in 1861. Five years after the conclusion of the Civil War in 1870, Mississippi rejoined the union. Neighboring states and borders include Tennessee to the north, Alabama to the east, the Gulf of Mexico to the south and the Mississippi River to the west.

Mississippi ranks 32nd in size of the 50 states and its population ranks 34th most of those same 50 states. Jackson is the largest city in the state and is also the state capital, with Gulfport, Southaven, Hattiesburg, Biloxi, Tupelo, Meridian, Olive Branch, Greenville and Horn Lake rounding out the top 10 largest cities in Mississippi. In 2021, the estimated population of Mississippi is to be 2.98 million. Agriculture accounts for 7.35 billion dollars, making it the largest of Mississippi’s major industries, other major industries such as textile production, electronic production, transportation, manufacturing, and fishing. More than half of the US farm-raised catfish is produced in Mississippi.

Cities of Mississippi