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A. A general contractor should only withhold retainage (2% up to 4% of the total contract amount) when a single contract with a resident contractor equals or exceeds $250,000, or when a contract with a nonresident contractor equals or exceeds $10,000. This is necessary to satisfy sales & use taxes.
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When should a general contractor withhold retainage and how much should be withheld?
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