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LDR Clarifies Sales and Use Tax Treatment for the Rental of Equipment with an Operator

By Bob Angelico, Caroline Lafourcade & Kevin Naccari, Jr. on April 7, 2025
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On April 3, 2025, the Louisiana Department of Revenue published Revenue Information Bulletin No. 25-013 clarifying the proper sales and use tax treatment for rentals of cranes and other equipment with operators. Under Act 11 of the Third Extraordinary Session of 2024, the Louisiana Legislature repealed the statutory sales and use tax exclusion for the lease or rental of cranes and related equipment with operators. However, R.I.B. No. 25-013 makes clear that this repeal does not mean that all leases of cranes and other related equipment are taxable. The lease or rental of a crane and related equipment with an operator will  be treated the same as other rentals of tangible personal property with operators for sales and use tax purposes.

Read the full post on The Gulf Coast Business Law Blog here.

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Bob Angelico is a nationally known business lawyer with years of experience helping top-tier companies with sophisticated state and local tax issues throughout Louisiana.  As the head of the firm’s tax practice group, Bob works to minimize the taxes of his clients, which…

Bob Angelico is a nationally known business lawyer with years of experience helping top-tier companies with sophisticated state and local tax issues throughout Louisiana.  As the head of the firm’s tax practice group, Bob works to minimize the taxes of his clients, which include manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, non-profits, construction businesses and other entities of all types and sizes.

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Photo of Kevin Naccari, Jr. Kevin Naccari, Jr.

Kevin Naccari is an associate in the firm’s Business Transactions practice group focusing on tax and corporate law. With a background in accounting, he brings over seven years of experience as a corporate accountant to his legal practice. His experience spans a diverse…

Kevin Naccari is an associate in the firm’s Business Transactions practice group focusing on tax and corporate law. With a background in accounting, he brings over seven years of experience as a corporate accountant to his legal practice. His experience spans a diverse range of businesses, from small-scale restaurants and convenience stores to large health insurance companies and pre-initial public offering retailers. During his time as an accountant, Kevin focused on inventory system design, maintenance, and financial operations optimization.

Kevin earned his bachelor’s degree in accounting from Louisiana State University before receiving his Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. During his time at Loyola Law, he served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Carl J. Barbier of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. Additionally, Kevin obtained an LL.M. from New York University.

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