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How Idaho Handles Tax on Shipping

Learn how Idaho handles sales tax on shipping charges

Updated over a month ago

In Idaho, shipping charges are generally exempt from sales tax if they’re properly separated from the sale of goods.


General Rule

Exempt: Separately stated shipping charges are not taxable.

Taxable: If delivery charges are included in the product price or bundled with handling, they become taxable.


Handling Charges

Handling or combined “shipping & handling” charges are taxable in full.


Best Practices for Compliance

  • Itemize shipping separately on invoices.

  • Avoid bundling handling costs, as this makes the charge taxable.


Example

  1. You sell taxable goods for $100 with $10 “Delivery” separately stated → $10 is exempt.

  2. You sell the same goods with $10 “Shipping & Handling” → $10 is taxable.


Stay Compliant with Kintsugi

Idaho rewards clear invoice presentation. Kintsugi Intelligence ensures your shipping charges are applied correctly, so you don’t over-collect or under-collect tax.


⚖️ Important Notice: Sales tax regulations are subject to change without prior notice. For guidance tailored to your business, please consult a qualified tax advisor.

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