No. Use the same email address that you used to apply for tax-exempt status on your Walmart.com account when you sign up for Walmart Business. Your status will transfer.

If your email address does not match the one on your Walmart.com account, you will have to apply for tax-exempt status again.

Currently, the store and online application process are separate. You will need to enroll your Walmart Business account in the Walmart Tax Exemption Program. Go to https://business.walmart.com/account/taxexempt to review the steps and apply.

Yes. If you apply online, then your tax-exempt status extends to stores when using Walmart Pay with the Walmart Business app.

Yes, you can edit your enrollment at any time and resubmit. Once resubmitted, your status will change to in-progress while in review.

Walmart will honor your tax-exempt status until the expiration date listed on your state issued tax-exempt documentation. If no expiration date is listed, please put 3 years from your application date.

You can edit or update your application by going to business.walmart.com/account/taxexempt.

There are a couple of reasons why you might see taxes on your purchase:

• Only certain items are tax-exempt. Look at your application to see which items are tax-exempt.

• You shipped to a state where you don’t have tax-exempt status. If you need to ship outside of your state, choose the states on your application. Upload a license for each state.

• When using Walmart Pay at self-checkout, there is no limitation to how many items you can purchase tax-exempt.

• When checking out through an associate’s lane, there is a limit. Please check with the associate first if you have a large quantity purchase.