Tax exempt states include Alaska, Delaware, Florida*, Kansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New York*, Oregon, Pennsylvania*, Texas*, and Wisconsin*.
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Find out how to accept, identify, and promote the GSA SmartPay charge cards.
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Throughout September and October, GSA will be conducting virtual training for many of the courses that were offered at this year’s GSA SmartPay Conference. For a course schedule and registration information, click here! Note: Courses are intended for Program Managers (A/OPCs) and Approving Officials (not Cardholders). |
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Guidance on avoiding Anti-Deficiency violations.
You may have heard that some areas have begun charging a “bag tax” for each disposable paper or plastic carryout bag. Does this tax apply to the federal government when making purchases on behalf of the government or on official government travel?
The GSA SmartPay® program provides charge cards to agencies/departments throughout the U.S. government, as well as tribal governments, through master contracts that are negotiated with major national banks.
SmartPay® Charge Cards are for Official U.S. Government usage only.
