Md. Code, Tax - General § 9-330
This is the official text of Md. Code, Tax - General § 9-330, part of Maryland’s Code, Tax - General — governs state taxation.
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§9–330.
Official statutory text
Subject to § 9-331 of this subtitle, the Comptroller may cancel a license or exemption certificate if the licensee or certificate holder:
(1) files false information under this subtitle;
(2) fails to file a report required under this subtitle;
(3) fails to give the Comptroller the notice of a change in use required under § 9-327(b) of this subtitle;
(4) fails to pay any motor fuel tax, interest, or penalty due under this subtitle;
(5) violates any requirement for the class of license held;
(6) violates any regulation adopted under this subtitle;
(7) fails to maintain the bond required under Title 13 of this article;
(8) stops engaging for more than 6 consecutive months in the business for which licensed; or
(9) fails to keep records required under this article, Title 10, Subtitle 3 of the Business Regulation Article, or an applicable regulation.
(1) files false information under this subtitle;
(2) fails to file a report required under this subtitle;
(3) fails to give the Comptroller the notice of a change in use required under § 9-327(b) of this subtitle;
(4) fails to pay any motor fuel tax, interest, or penalty due under this subtitle;
(5) violates any requirement for the class of license held;
(6) violates any regulation adopted under this subtitle;
(7) fails to maintain the bond required under Title 13 of this article;
(8) stops engaging for more than 6 consecutive months in the business for which licensed; or
(9) fails to keep records required under this article, Title 10, Subtitle 3 of the Business Regulation Article, or an applicable regulation.
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