I have an SCIS (Secure Certificate of Indian Status) and wondering if I can apply it towards Tax Exemption with Apple Online store. I usually show my card to most stores I shop at and they don't charge me tax.
Well, that's the US version. Apple makes it really difficult to find that kind of document for other regions and their search engine has been simplified to the point of making you have to view hundreds of links in order to find one to a support article. Good luck.
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Tax-exempt orders
To place an order on behalf of a tax-exempt organization or individual, please call an Apple Store Specialist at 1‑800‑MY‑APPLE.
You will need to provide proof of tax-exempt status for the address
where the product is being shipped. The organization or individual name
on the order must exactly match the tax-exempt certificate.
Payment, Financing, Refunds and VAT - Shopping Help - Apple
Tax-exempt orders
To place an order on behalf of a tax-exempt organization or individual, please call an Apple Store Specialist at 1‑800‑MY‑APPLE. You will need to provide proof of state tax-exempt status for the state where the product is being shipped. The organization or individual name on the order must exactly match the state tax-exempt certificate. Federal tax exemption certificates are not applicable.
Tax Exemption in Canada for Status Indian
