RSA 31-A Return of Revenue to Cities and Towns
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31-A:2 Calculation and Certification of Basis for Return of Revenue.
Prior to October 1, 1970 the tax commission shall calculate and certify to the state treasurer the amounts collected by each city and town under 1969 assessments of the following taxes: the tax on machinery under RSA 72:7; the tax on stock in trade under RSA 72:15, I; the tax on neat stock under RSA 72:15, V; the tax on poultry under RSA 72:15, VII; the tax on motor vehicle fuel pumps and tanks under RSA 72:15, VIII; the tax on certain machinery under RSA 72:15, IX; the tax on domestic rabbits under RSA 72:15, X; the tax on fur bearing animals under RSA 72:16; the tax on portable mills under RSA 72:17; the tax on studhorses and jackasses under RSA 73:26; the tax on forest products under RSA 73:11 through 16 inclusive. Source. 1970, 5:16, eff. April 22, 1970; 57:13, eff. May 4, 1970.
31-A:2 Calculation and Certification of Basis for Return of Revenue.
Prior to October 1, 1970 the tax commission shall calculate and certify to the state treasurer the amounts collected by each city and town under 1969 assessments of the following taxes: the tax on machinery under RSA 72:7; the tax on stock in trade under RSA 72:15, I; the tax on neat stock under RSA 72:15, V; the tax on poultry under RSA 72:15, VII; the tax on motor vehicle fuel pumps and tanks under RSA 72:15, VIII; the tax on certain machinery under RSA 72:15, IX; the tax on domestic rabbits under RSA 72:15, X; the tax on fur bearing animals under RSA 72:16; the tax on portable mills under RSA 72:17; the tax on studhorses and jackasses under RSA 73:26; the tax on forest products under RSA 73:11 through 16 inclusive. Source. 1970, 5:16, eff. April 22, 1970; 57:13, eff. May 4, 1970.
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