North Dakota Code § 57-34-03

Computation of taxes by tax commissioner - Exemption for high -volume
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customers - Continuing appropriation.
1. On or before July fifteenth of each year, the tax commissioner shall review the report 
under section 57-34-02 and compute the total tax to be assessed against each 
telecommunications carrier in this state at a rate of two and one-half percent of 
adjusted gross receipts. If the tax commissioner's computation of the total tax differs 
from the amount computed by a telecommunications carrier, the tax commissioner 
shall give notice of the change by mail to that telecommunications carrier on or before 
July fifteenth. The state board of equalization shall assess the tax under this section 
after consideration of any contest presented.
2. A telecommunications carrier's retail customer in this state is entitled to a refund equal 
to two and one-half percent of the amount of telecommunications service charges paid 
to telecommunications carriers by that customer in excess of eight hundred thousand 
dollars in a calendar year. A refund claim under this subsection must be filed with the 
tax commissioner before December thirty -first of the year following the calendar year 
for which the refund is claimed. A claim for refund must be made in the manner 
prescribed by the tax commissioner. The tax commissioner shall verify that the 
telecommunications carrier to which the retail customer paid telecommunications 
service charges has paid the telecommunications gross receipts tax for the year for 
which the refund is claimed before a refund may be paid. Refunds under this 
subsection must be paid by the tax commissioner and are appropriated from the state 
general fund as a standing and continuing appropriation to the tax commissioner for 
that purpose.

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