Tax Exempt Status

You should contact Adobe Customer Support or the Adobe Tax Exemption Team directly. Provide your tax-exempt certificate and account details again so they can verify and remove sales tax from future invoices, and possibly refund past charges. 

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<p>Hi Adobe Support/Tax Exemption Team,</p>

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We’re a not-for-profit organization and shared our tax-exempt certificate
when setting up our Adobe account, but our recent invoices still include sales tax.
Could you please review our account and remove tax from future billing?
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<p><strong>Account details:</strong></p>
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<li>Organization name: <em>[Your Org Name]</em></li>
<li>Adobe Account ID / Email: <em>[email@domain.com]</em></li>
<li>Customer/Contract Number (if any): <em>[#]</em></li>
<li>Tax-Exempt Certificate: <em>Attached</em></li>
<li>Affected invoices: <em>[List invoice #s and dates]</em></li>
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Please confirm tax-exempt status on the account and advise on refunding
sales tax already charged on the invoices listed above.
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<p>Thank you,<br>
<strong>[Your Name]</strong><br>
[Title], [Organization]<br>
[Phone] | [Email]</p>
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