Poquoson, VA · City of Poquoson
Food and Beverage Tax Return
Businesses use this return to report monthly food and beverage tax amounts and certify the figures filed with the City of Poquoson.
What this form is
The Food and Beverage Tax Return reports gross receipts subject to tax, tax at 6%, any penalty at 10%, and the total tax due. The form says it must be filed by the 20th of the month following the calendar month for which tax is due to avoid penalty and interest. It also asks the filer to certify that the figures are correct.
Who needs it
A taxpayer reporting food and beverage tax to the City of Poquoson needs to complete and file this monthly return.
How to submit it
Separate the return at the perforation and return it to the Commissioner of the Revenue at 500 City Hall Avenue, Poquoson, VA 23662. Make checks payable to the City of Poquoson.
About notarization
This return is signed without a notary; it has no notarized attachment or sworn step, and the signer certifies that the figures are correct.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Return
Download the Food and Beverage Tax Return PDF.
- 2
Complete The Return
Enter the month, gross receipts subject to tax, tax at 6%, any penalty at 10%, and total tax due.
- 3
Certify The Figures
Sign to certify that the figures shown on the form are correct.
- 4
Return The Form
Separate the return at the perforation and return it to the Commissioner of the Revenue at the address shown on the form.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Food and Beverage Tax Return?
- No. This return is signed without a notary and has no notarized attachment or sworn step; the signer certifies that the figures are correct.
- How do I submit the Food and Beverage Tax Return?
- Separate the return at the perforation and return it to the Commissioner of the Revenue at 500 City Hall Avenue, Poquoson, VA 23662. Checks are payable to the City of Poquoson.
- When is the return due?
- The form says it must be filed by the 20th of the month following the calendar month for which tax is due to avoid penalty and interest.