Hello. I also buy from Amazon and simply sent in a tax exempt status form
provided to me by the town.. I did not have to specify the purchasing
source nor description of property. When I make a purchase, it
automatically considers it tax exempt, but if  I am purchasing an item that
is not designated for the library, I can uncheck the box on the screen
(upper right corner as I recall) and it does not go through as tax exempt.
That is sort of an honor system..   Are you making an account with the
library name? That may be different. I order items under my own name and
get reimbursed.
Alice   Dr. Shaw Memorial Library Mt. Vernon

On Sat, Aug 18, 2018 at 10:50 AM, Susan Schroeder <
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> Good morning!
>
>  Does anyone here purchase from Amazon.com?  I do, and I want to apply for
> tax exempt status so I don?t have to pay sales tax anymore.  I have a
> permanent exemption certificate from Maine  that I need to upload to make
> that happen. My question is, what  needs to be filled in on the
> certificate?  If I put in Amazon as the purchasing source, will that limit
> my ability to work with Amazon marketplace too?  Can I leave description of
> property to be purchased blank to keep my options open or do I have to fill
> that in? Amazon itself doesn?t seem to clarify re these questions.
>
>
>
> Thanks for any insight,
>
> Sue Schroeder
>
> Bridge Academy Public Library
>