Resources for Agricultural Industry Español

Need to know more? Follow the links below for more information about the topics covered in this guide, as well as other information you might find helpful:

Top Resources

• Publication 66, Agricultural Industry
• Regulation 1533.1, Farm Equipment and Machinery
• Regulation 1533.2, Diesel Used in Farming Activities or Food Processing
• Regulation 1587, Animal Life, Feed, Drugs and Medicines
• Regulation 1588, Seed, Plants and Fertilizer
• Diesel Fuel Tax Regulation 1431, Diesel Fuel Used on a Farm for Farming Purposes

Forms

• CDTFA-230D, Qualified Sales and Purchases of Farm Equipment and Machinery
• CDTFA-230G, Qualified Sales and Purchases of Diesel and Farm Equipment and Machinery
• CDTFA-608, Certificate of Farming Use
• CDTFA-230T, Animal Life, Feed, Drugs and Medicine Exemption Certificate
• CDTFA-230U, Animal Life, Drugs and Medicine Exemption Certificate
• CDTFA-230N, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Certificate

Other Helpful Resources

• Sign Up for CDTFA Updates — Subscribe to our email lists and receive the latest news, newsletters, tax and fee updates, public meeting agendas, and other announcements.
• Videos and How-To Guides — These resources will help you avoid common mistakes, file your tax returns online, and more.
• City and County Tax Rates — A listing of current and historical tax rates.
• Special Notices — CDTFA special notices are issued whenever there is a change in law, tax rates, or CDTFA procedures.
  • Special Notice, Auto Part Retailers' Sales Generally Do Not Qualify for the Farm Equipment and Machinery Partial Exemption
• CDTFA Online Services — Learn about the online services CDTFA offers.
• Verify a Permit or License — You can use this application to verify a seller's permit, Cigarette and Tobacco product retailer license, eWaste account, or Underground Storage Tank Maintenance Fee Account.
• CDTFA Field Offices — A comprehensive listing of all CDTFA field offices and contact information.
• Get It In Writing! — The Sales and Use Tax Law can be complex, and you are encouraged to put your tax questions in writing.
• Taxpayers' Rights Advocate (TRA) — The TRA Office helps taxpayers when they are unable to resolve a matter through normal channels, when they want information regarding procedures relating to a particular set of circumstances, or when there are apparent rights violations.
• Contact Us — A listing of CDTFA contacts for your questions and concerns.