South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 49 > Chapter 1A – Public Utilities Commission Gross Receipts Tax Fund


§ 49-1A-1	Purpose of fund
§ 49-1A-2	Gross receipts tax fund established
§ 49-1A-3	Annual intrastate gross receipts tax levied–Amount
§ 49-1A-4	Annual report of gross receipts–Filing date–Verification–Annual rate setting and tax assessment
§ 49-1A-5	Tax payment date
§ 49-1A-6	Penalty for late payment–Collection procedure
§ 49-1A-7	Use of fund for utilities and telecommunications companies regulation expenses–Payment on warrants–Expenditure authorized
§ 49-1A-8	South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Regulatory Assessment Fee fund created–Deposits–Amount
§ 49-1A-9	Deposit used to defray analyzing and ruling expenses–Payment on warrants
§ 49-1A-10	Record of expenditures–Determination of surplus or deficiency–Notice to company–Objection–Hearing–Appeal
§ 49-1A-11	Actual costs assessed to electric or gas utility or to a utility’s supplier

Docket: A log containing brief entries of court proceedings.
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