Yes, if you want to make tax-exempt purchases online, you currently need to apply through the online application that is best for you or your organization.

If you’re an individual with tax-exemption, you will need to sign up at Walmart.com/TaxExempt after logging into your account.

If you are a part of an tax-exempt organization, you will need to sign up through Walmart Business after creating an account: Business.Walmart.com/GoTaxExempt.

If you use the same email address as your Walmart.com tax-exempt enrollment, your status will transfer, plus you will enjoy the benefits Walmart Business has for your organization. If you sign up for Walmart Business with a different email address than you used for Walmart.com tax-exemption, you will need to apply for tax-exempt status again through Walmart Business. Follow the steps above or go to Business.Walmart.com/GoTaxExempt to start.

Walmart Business members are able to use their account with tax-exemption both online and in-store using the Walmart Business mobile app.

Individuals currently need to apply both online and in-store.

Yes, store-enrolled individuals can make tax-exempt purchases using self-checkout kiosks by entering your tax-exempt number on the kiosk. Individuals cannot currently use Walmart Pay to automatically apply tax-exemption.

Organizations can apply tax-exemption at self-checkout kiosks using Walmart Pay on the Walmart Business mobile app.

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

Walmart has a default 3-year expiration date for most tax-exempt enrollments. However, some states require different time windows for their exemptions. If your state issued tax-exempt documentation has an expiration date, the date will be honored.

Enrollments made using a Walmart.com or Walmart Business account can be edited under the Account tab while logged-in.

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

- Only certain items are tax-exempt, and items may be limited based on the type of exemption you are approved for.

- Some states limit tax-exemption status within that state. If you ship to or shop in a Walmart that is not in the boundaries of your exemption, tax-exemption will not apply to that purchase. Multi-state enrollments are permissible, and the license for each state is required during the enrollment process.

- 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.