N.D. Cent. Code § 11-09.2-05

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11-09.2-05. Payment of tax - Collection by tax commissioner - Administrative expenses allowed - Rules

Official statutory text

11-09.2-05. Payment of tax - Collection by tax commissioner - Administrative

expenses allowed - Rules.

The taxes imposed under this chapter are due and payable at the same time the taxpayer is

required to file a return under chapter 57-39.2 and must be collected and administered by the

tax commissioner in the manner provided in chapter 57-39.2. The taxpayer shall add the taxes

imposed under this chapter to the sales, lease, or rental price and shall collect the tax from the

consumer. A retailer may not advertise or hold out or state to the public, or to any consumer,

directly or indirectly, that the taxes or any part of the taxes imposed under this chapter are

assumed, absorbed, or refunded by the taxpayer. The amount the tax commissioner remits

monthly to each county as taxes collected for that county's visitors' promotion fund must be

reduced by three percent as an administrative fee necessary to defray the cost of collecting the

taxes and the expenses incident to collection. The administrative fee must be deposited in the

general fund in the state treasury. The tax commissioner shall adopt rules necessary for the

administration of this chapter. The penalties and liabilities provided in sections 57-39.2-18 and

57-39.2-18.1 specifically apply to the filing of returns and administration of the taxes imposed

under this chapter. The taxes imposed under this chapter are not taxes subject to chapter

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