(a) The rate of the severance tax on lead ore shall be fifteen cents (15¢) per ton of two thousand pounds (2,000 lbs.) or at ten percent (10%) of market value, whichever rate is the greater. (b) The severance tax rate for lead ore under this section shall be in lieu of any rate which would otherwise be applicable under § 26-58-111 . (c) The severance tax on lead ore shall be distributed in the same manner as the severance tax on other ores, as provided by § 26-58-124 . Acts 1993, No. 25, § 2. (a) The rate of the severance tax on lead ore shall be fifteen cents (15¢) per ton of two thousand pounds (2,000 lbs.) or at ten percent (10%) of market value, whichever rate is the greater. (b) The severance tax rate for lead ore under this section shall be in lieu of any rate which would otherwise be applicable under § 26-58-111 . (c) The severance tax on lead ore shall be distributed in the same manner as the severance tax on other ores, as provided by § 26-58-124 . Acts 1993, No. 25, § 2. (a) The rate of the severance tax on lead ore shall be fifteen cents (15¢) per ton of two thousand pounds (2,000 lbs.) or at ten percent (10%) of market value, whichever rate is the greater. (b) The severance tax rate for lead ore under this section shall be in lieu of any rate which would otherwise be applicable under § 26-58-111 . (c) The severance tax on lead ore shall be distributed in the same manner as the severance tax on other ores, as provided by § 26-58-124 . Acts 1993, No. 25, § 2. (a) The rate of the severance tax on lead ore shall be fifteen cents (15¢) per ton of two thousand pounds (2,000 lbs.) or at ten percent (10%) of market value, whichever rate is the greater. (b) The severance tax rate for lead ore under this section shall be in lieu of any rate which would otherwise be applicable under § 26-58-111 . (c) The severance tax on lead ore shall be distributed in the same manner as the severance tax on other ores, as provided by § 26-58-124 . Acts 1993, No. 25, § 2.
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