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Welcome to Big Sky Resort Area DistrictImportant INFO for VENDORSBig Sky is a place with open landscapes and endless outdoor adventures. Community events bring excitement and connection for residents and visitors alike.Resort Tax is vital to the well-being of Big Sky. Vendors participating in these events are required to register with the Big Sky Resort Area District (BSRAD) just like brick-and-mortar businesses.FAQsIs there a minimum amount of sales necessary to be required to collect the 4% Resort Tax?No, regardless of the amount of sales, the Resort Tax must be collected on any taxable goods or services.Are minors participating in events required to collect the Resort Tax?Yes, all vendors, regardless of their age, who are selling taxable goods or services must collect the tax.How do you know that I have registered?All vendors are required to print their REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, and post it in a visible location.When are vendors required to register with BSRAD?All vendors are required to register with BSRAD prior to participating in any event within the District boundary.If an event vendor is not selling taxable goods or services, are they still required to register with BSRAD?Yes, all establishments operating within the District must register with the District. Vendors who fail to register in a timely manner are deemed in violation and are subject to fines and penalties.Keep in contactThe season may be over, so what do I do now. If you are not returning next season, please reach out and close your account. You will be asked to renew your account at the end of the year.Thank You for Supporting Our CommunityYour contribution to Resort Tax helps to ensure Big Sky remains a world-class destination. Together, we can continue to provide outstanding services and maintain the natural beauty of our area for future generations.REMEMBER: Register your business today to stay compliant and contribute to the community’s success!Need Assistance?We are here to help! If you have any questions or need support with the registration and reporting process, please contact us. support@resorttax.org(406) 995-3234www.resorttax.org
How to Register with BSRADVisit website: resorttax.munirevs.comVerify your email addressFill out the new account applicationComplete the event vendor registration taskPrint & Post Registration CertificateApply the TaxAdd the 4% Resort Tax to the applicablesales at the point of transaction. Ensure yourpoint-of-sale system is set up to calculatethis correctly.Remit the TaxLog on to your account: resorttax.munirevs.comComplete the tax form by the end of the month following the month taxes were collectedKeep the automatically deducted ‘admin fee’ for your efforts!Pay with ACH/bank account or credit cardWhat is Resort Tax?It is a 4% tax on the sale of luxury goods and services. Made up of a 3% tax plus an additional 1% for infrastructure, Resort Tax funds many of the essential services and projects that keep Big Sky thriving. It ensures visitors pay their share of costs that would otherwise fall on the shoulders of residents. The tax is paid by customers, collected by businesses, administered by BSRAD, then reinvested into our community.What Needs to be Taxed?Resort tax applies to the sale of luxury goods and services, including but not limited to: Food and Beverage: restaurants, food trucks, catering/chefs and bars Retail Sales: apparel, souvenirs, arts, crafts, jewelry, etc. Recreation: ski passes, equipment rentals, guided tours, and similar services Lodging: hotels, motels, and short-term rentalsNote: Basic necessities such as groceries and medical services are generally exempt.For a detailed list of taxable items and services, please refer to Ordinance 98-01VISIT OUR WEBSITELEARN MOREresorttax.org/business-resourcesTax Collection ProcessPAIDby customersCOLLECTEDby businessesADMINISTEREDby BSRADREINVESTEDin our community
How to Register with BSRADVisit website: resorttax.munirevs.comVerify your email addressFill out the new account applicationComplete the event vendor registration taskPrint & Post Registration CertificateApply the TaxAdd the 4% Resort Tax to the applicablesales at the point of transaction. Ensure yourpoint-of-sale system is set up to calculatethis correctly.Remit the TaxLog on to your account: resorttax.munirevs.comComplete the tax form by the end of the month following the month taxes were collectedKeep the automatically deducted ‘admin fee’ for your efforts!Pay with ACH/bank account or credit cardWhat is Resort Tax?It is a 4% tax on the sale of luxury goods and services. Made up of a 3% tax plus an additional 1% for infrastructure, Resort Tax funds many of the essential services and projects that keep Big Sky thriving. It ensures visitors pay their share of costs that would otherwise fall on the shoulders of residents. The tax is paid by customers, collected by businesses, administered by BSRAD, then reinvested into our community.What Needs to be Taxed?Resort tax applies to the sale of luxury goods and services, including but not limited to: Food and Beverage: restaurants, food trucks, catering/chefs and bars Retail Sales: apparel, souvenirs, arts, crafts, jewelry, etc. Recreation: ski passes, equipment rentals, guided tours, and similar services Lodging: hotels, motels, and short-term rentalsNote: Basic necessities such as groceries and medical services are generally exempt.For a detailed list of taxable items and services, please refer to Ordinance 98-01VISIT OUR WEBSITELEARN MOREresorttax.org/business-resourcesTax Collection ProcessPAIDby customersCOLLECTEDby businessesADMINISTEREDby BSRADREINVESTEDin our community
How to Register with BSRADVisit website: resorttax.munirevs.comVerify your email addressFill out the new account applicationComplete the event vendor registration taskPrint & Post Registration CertificateApply the TaxAdd the 4% Resort Tax to the applicablesales at the point of transaction. Ensure yourpoint-of-sale system is set up to calculatethis correctly.Remit the TaxLog on to your account: resorttax.munirevs.comComplete the tax form by the end of the month following the month taxes were collectedKeep the automatically deducted ‘admin fee’ for your efforts!Pay with ACH/bank account or credit cardWhat is Resort Tax?It is a 4% tax on the sale of luxury goods and services. Made up of a 3% tax plus an additional 1% for infrastructure, Resort Tax funds many of the essential services and projects that keep Big Sky thriving. It ensures visitors pay their share of costs that would otherwise fall on the shoulders of residents. The tax is paid by customers, collected by businesses, administered by BSRAD, then reinvested into our community.What Needs to be Taxed?Resort tax applies to the sale of luxury goods and services, including but not limited to: Food and Beverage: restaurants, food trucks, catering/chefs and bars Retail Sales: apparel, souvenirs, arts, crafts, jewelry, etc. Recreation: ski passes, equipment rentals, guided tours, and similar services Lodging: hotels, motels, and short-term rentalsNote: Basic necessities such as groceries and medical services are generally exempt.For a detailed list of taxable items and services, please refer to Ordinance 98-01VISIT OUR WEBSITELEARN MOREresorttax.org/business-resourcesTax Collection ProcessPAIDby customersCOLLECTEDby businessesADMINISTEREDby BSRADREINVESTEDin our community
Welcome to Big Sky Resort Area DistrictImportant INFO for VENDORSBig Sky is a place with open landscapes and endless outdoor adventures. Community events bring excitement and connection for residents and visitors alike.Resort Tax is vital to the well-being of Big Sky. Vendors participating in these events are required to register with the Big Sky Resort Area District (BSRAD) just like brick-and-mortar businesses.FAQsIs there a minimum amount of sales necessary to be required to collect the 4% Resort Tax?No, regardless of the amount of sales, the Resort Tax must be collected on any taxable goods or services.Are minors participating in events required to collect the Resort Tax?Yes, all vendors, regardless of their age, who are selling taxable goods or services must collect the tax.How do you know that I have registered?All vendors are required to print their REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, and post it in a visible location.When are vendors required to register with BSRAD?All vendors are required to register with BSRAD prior to participating in any event within the District boundary.If an event vendor is not selling taxable goods or services, are they still required to register with BSRAD?Yes, all establishments operating within the District must register with the District. Vendors who fail to register in a timely manner are deemed in violation and are subject to fines and penalties.Keep in contactThe season may be over, so what do I do now. If you are not returning next season, please reach out and close your account. You will be asked to renew your account at the end of the year.Thank You for Supporting Our CommunityYour contribution to Resort Tax helps to ensure Big Sky remains a world-class destination. Together, we can continue to provide outstanding services and maintain the natural beauty of our area for future generations.REMEMBER: Register your business today to stay compliant and contribute to the community’s success!Need Assistance?We are here to help! If you have any questions or need support with the registration and reporting process, please contact us. support@resorttax.org(406) 995-3234www.resorttax.org
Welcome to Big Sky Resort Area DistrictImportant INFO for VENDORSBig Sky is a place with open landscapes and endless outdoor adventures. Community events bring excitement and connection for residents and visitors alike.Resort Tax is vital to the well-being of Big Sky. Vendors participating in these events are required to register with the Big Sky Resort Area District (BSRAD) just like brick-and-mortar businesses.FAQsIs there a minimum amount of sales necessary to be required to collect the 4% Resort Tax?No, regardless of the amount of sales, the Resort Tax must be collected on any taxable goods or services.Are minors participating in events required to collect the Resort Tax?Yes, all vendors, regardless of their age, who are selling taxable goods or services must collect the tax.How do you know that I have registered?All vendors are required to print their REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE, and post it in a visible location.When are vendors required to register with BSRAD?All vendors are required to register with BSRAD prior to participating in any event within the District boundary.If an event vendor is not selling taxable goods or services, are they still required to register with BSRAD?Yes, all establishments operating within the District must register with the District. Vendors who fail to register in a timely manner are deemed in violation and are subject to fines and penalties.Keep in contactThe season may be over, so what do I do now. If you are not returning next season, please reach out and close your account. You will be asked to renew your account at the end of the year.Thank You for Supporting Our CommunityYour contribution to Resort Tax helps to ensure Big Sky remains a world-class destination. Together, we can continue to provide outstanding services and maintain the natural beauty of our area for future generations.REMEMBER: Register your business today to stay compliant and contribute to the community’s success!Need Assistance?We are here to help! If you have any questions or need support with the registration and reporting process, please contact us. support@resorttax.org(406) 995-3234www.resorttax.org