Utah Admin. Code R865-12L-14 - Qualifying Sales and Use Tax and Telecommunications Charge Distributions and Redistributions Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Sections 59-12-210, 59-12-210.1, and 69-2-5.8
(1) For purposes
of making a redistribution of revenues under Sections
59-12-210.1
and
69-2-5.8:
(a) "de minimis" means less than $1,000;
and
(b) "extraordinary
circumstances" means the following circumstances that the commission becomes
aware of:
(i) an error in the commission's
tax systems or procedures that increases or decreases the overall distribution
of qualifying sales and use tax revenues and qualifying telecommunications
charge revenues to a county, city, or town by $10,000 or more; or
(ii) an error in the calculation, collection,
or reporting of a qualifying sales and use tax or qualifying telecommunications
charge by a significant segment of an industry if the error increases or
decreases the overall distribution of qualifying sales and use tax revenues and
qualifying telecommunications charge revenues to a county, city, or town by
$10,000 or more.
(2) The commission shall, on a monthly basis,
furnish each county, city, and town with the listings of qualifying sales and
use taxes and qualifying telecommunications charges remitted for transactions
located within the county, city, or town.
(a)
After receiving each listing, the county, city, or town shall advise the
commission within 90 days:
(i) if the listing
is incorrect; and
(ii) make
corrections regarding firms omitted from the list or firms listed but not doing
business in their taxing jurisdiction.
(b) The commission shall make subsequent
distributions based on the notification the commission receives from a county,
city, or town under Subsection (2)(a).
(3) If a redistribution is required by
Sections
59-12-210.1
or
69-2-5.8,
the commission shall provide the notice of redistribution described in
Subsections
59-12-210.1(2) and
69-2-5.8(2) to each original and secondary recipient political subdivision that is impacted
by the redistribution in an amount that exceeds the de minimis
amount.
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