Or. Admin. Code § 150-307-0300 - Qualifications for Exemption for Privately Owned Telephone Systems
(1) Qualifying
Conditions. Property as part of privately owned telephone systems is qualified
for exemption if all the following conditions are satisfied:
(a) Ownership. The property must be owned by
a person not engaged in public service operation.
(b) Use. The property is used exclusively in
the construction, maintenance and operation of a telephone communication system
serving exclusively property owned or operated by such person.
(c) Value. The person's telephone property
has a real market value of not more than $1,500 as determined by the Department
of Revenue.
(d) Operation. The
person's telephone communication system operation is conducted without
ownership, operation or lease of telephone switchboard exchange facilities, or
direct or indirect ownership of stock in any telephone switchboard association,
partnership or corporation.
(2) Eligible Property. Property that may
qualify for exemption includes all property owned consisting of improvements,
fixtures, equipment and supplies, used exclusively in the construction,
maintenance and operation of a telephone communication system. Property that
may qualify for exemption includes but is not restricted to the examples listed
in OAR 150-307.220-(B)(2).
(3)
Ineligible Property. The following types of property which cannot qualify for
exemption will be classified and assessed in accordance with provisions of ORS
308.505 to
308.660:
(a) Parcels of land and buildings owned,
leased, rented, chartered or otherwise held for or used by a person in a
telephone communication system.
(b) Any other property not owned by a person
and used or held in a telephone communication system.
(c) Any property owned, leased, rented,
chartered or otherwise held by a person and not used in providing telephone
communication.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 305.100
Stats. Implemented: ORS 307.230
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