Annual Filing. (1) All registrants shall submit an annual filing of information required within the UCR Agreement.
(2) The registration period for a registration year shall begin on October 1.
(3) Each registrant will be required to register with its base state before it begins to operate a commercial motor vehicle in interstate commerce. UCR fees shall not be prorated for partial year operation.
(4) Only one annual submission is required of the registrant.
(5) Each corporation, limited liability company, or similar legal entity is a separate legal entity and is treated as a separate registrant. Subsidiary or affiliate companies shall be required to file separately. Divisions within the company shall file as the single registrant.
(6) The registrant who has registered under UCR Agreement shall not be required to make any additional filings during the registration year for addition or deletion of any commercial motor vehicles to the registrant’s fleet.
(7) A completed Unified Carrier Registration Form (“UCR form”) (Appendix B) and payment of UCR fees shall be considered timely filed if both are submitted to the base state before December 31 of each calendar year. The annual submission will be considered timely filed if the registration is made through a national or regional electronic system.
(8) For the purpose of submitting a registration no state shall require a registrant to submit, any information other than that required by the UCR form.
(9) The registrant is required to maintain records adequate to substantiate the information reported by the registrant on its application. A registrant must maintain a list of all its vehicles and those subtracted from its UCR count as set forth on UCR forms 1 and 2 or in some other form. The appropriate state agency may request this information while conducting a compliance audit.
(10) The Base State shall review the information contained on the UCR form to verify compliance with the UCR Agreement and notify the registrant of noncompliance.
(11) If the registrant complies with the requirements as prescribed within the UCR Agreement, the Base State shall consider the annual submission complete.
(12) Registrants are not required under this UCR Agreement to submit the name of a local agent for service of process, information relating to financial responsibility or information pertaining to interstate operations pursuant to 49 USC Sections 31138 or 31139.
Annual Filing. (1) All registrants shall submit an annual filing of information required within the UCR Agreement.
(2) The registration period for a registration year shall begin on the later of October 1, or if the Board has made a fee level change recommendation to the USDOT Secretary, the date the fee level rulemaking takes effect.
(3) Each registrant will be required to register with its base state before it begins to operate a commercial motor vehicle in interstate commerce. UCR fees shall not be prorated for partial year operation.
(4) Only one annual submission is required of the registrant.
(5) Each corporation, limited liability company, or similar legal entity is a separate legal entity and is treated as a separate registrant. Subsidiary or affiliate companies shall be required to file separately. Divisions within the company shall file as the single registrant.
(6) Unless made in error, the registrant who has registered under UCR Agreement shall not be required to make any additional filings during the registration year for addition or deletion of any commercial motor vehicles to the registrant’s fleet.
(7) A completed Unified Carrier Registration Form (“UCR form”) (Appendix B) and payment of UCR fees shall be considered timely filed if both are submitted to the base state during the renewal period. The annual registration may be made through either the national or a Board-sanctioned state electronic system.
(8) For the purpose of submitting a registration no state shall require a registrant to submit, any information other than that required by the UCR form.
(9) The registrant is required to maintain records adequate to substantiate the information reported by the registrant on its application. A registrant must maintain a list of all its vehicles and those subtracted from its UCR count as set forth on UCR forms 1 and 2 or in some other form. The appropriate state agency may request this information while conducting a compliance audit.
(10) The Base State shall review the information contained on the UCR form to verify compliance with the UCR Agreement and notify the registrant of noncompliance.
(11) If the registrant complies with the requirements as prescribed within the UCR Agreement, the Base State shall consider the annual submission complete.
(12) Registrants are not required under this UCR Agreement to submit the name of a local agent for service of process, information relating to financial responsibility or information pertaining to interstate operat...
Annual Filing. On or before the last day of December in each year, the Company shall file the information required by Section 86.263 of the Act.
Annual Filing. The Company shall notify the City when the Company commences operation of the marijuana facility. The Company shall provide the City with the same access to its financial records (to be treated as confidential, to the extent allowed by law) as it is required by the Commonwealth to obtain and maintain pursuant to its Retail Marijuana Establishment license from the CCC. The Company shall maintain its books, financial records and any other data related to its finances and operations in accordance with standard accounting practices and any applicable regulations and guidelines promulgated by the CCC. All records shall be retained for a period of at least seven (7) years.
Annual Filing. Beginning on the Settlement Effective Date,
Annual Filing. Texas does not allow annual filing. We assess penalties and interest for failure to file a return, filing a return after the due date or underpayment of taxes. The minimum penalty is $50.00 or 10 percent of your total tax liability, whichever is greater. The minimum penalty applies to all late returns including no operations, no tax due or credit returns. We assess interest on all delinquent taxes due each ju- risdiction. The interest rate is 1 percent per month or 12 percent annually. We calculate interest beginning the day after the due date of the return for each month, or fraction of a month, until paid. A licensee does not earn interest on a credit when filing a tax return. Texas IFTA licensees are required to report based upon United States measurements. Conversion rates are: 1 gallon = 3.785 liters 1 liter = 0.2642 gallons 1 mile = 1.6093 kilometers 1 kilometer = .62137 miles All numbers must be rounded to the nearest whole gallon or mile. When reporting fuels that cannot be measured in liters or gallons (LPG, for example), report the fuel at the conversion factor used by the jurisdiction in which the fuel was consumed. IFTA recognizes that some jurisdictions have unique eco- nomic and geographic characteristics that use various def- initions of tax-exempt miles. The tax-exempt miles you travel must be included as “Total Miles” on your quarterly tax return, but you may deduct them when you calculate the “Taxable Miles” for a particular IFTA jurisdiction. You may verify tax-exempt miles for each jurisdiction on the Internet at xxx.xxxxxx.xxx. Select “EXEMPTIONS” and then “Distance Exemptions By Jurisdiction.” All jurisdic- tions require documentation to support a claim of tax-ex- empt miles. All miles traveled in Texas (on-highway and incidental off-highway travel) are reported as taxable miles. Non-IFTA miles are the miles traveled in jurisdictions that are not members of the International Fuel Tax Agreement. Non-IFTA jurisdictions include the Northwest Territories and Yukon Territory of Canada, Mexico, Alaska and the District of Columbia.
Annual Filing. The Company shall notify the Town when the Company commences sales at the Establishment and shall submit annual financial statements to the Town on or before licenses and permits for the Establishment’s operations from the CCC. The Company shall maintain its books, financial records and any other data related to its finances and operations in accordance with standard accounting practices and any applicable regulations and guidelines promulgated by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. All records shall be retained for a period of at least seven (7) years.
Annual Filing. The Applicant shall notify the City when the Applicant commences sales at the Cannabis Business. The Applicant shall submit to the City annually, on or before January 15 of each year, financial statements, satisfactory to the City, certified by a Certified Public Accountant that shall at a minimum indicate the amount of the gross revenues from the Cannabis Business’ sales in the previous calendar year. Upon request the Applicant shall provide the City with the same access to its financial records (to be treated as confidential, to the extent allowed by law) as is required by the Commonwealth in order for the Applicant to obtain and maintain required State licenses and permits for the Cannabis Business.
Annual Filing. The Company shall have filed its Annual Return & Financials as prescribed under the applicable laws.
Annual Filing. Pursuant to Section 196.1995, Florida Statutes, the Company shall:
A. Notify the County and the Economic Development Council of Okaloosa County (the “EDC”), in writing within ten (10) business days as to any changes in ownership of the Company.
B. Submit an annual report and certification statement (the “Annual Report”) to the Economic Development Council of Okaloosa County and Okaloosa County on or before February 15 of each Tax Year of the Exemption Period, which shall be defined as ( ) tax years commencing with Tax Year 20 through Tax Year 20 .
1. The Annual Report shall verify that (1) the information provided in the Application has not changed, or (2) in the event the information has changed, that the Annual Report shall set forth the changes in detail and any supporting documentation that may be necessary. The Business Maintenance and Continuing Performance Conditions contained in Section 3 may not be altered by the Annual Report.
2. The Annual Report shall certify and provide documentation that demonstrates the Company’s compliance with the Business Maintenance and Continuing Performance Conditions as set forth in Section 3 of this Agreement. The Annual Report shall contain a certification that the information contained therein is true and correct to the best of the certifier’s knowledge and belief. The certification statement (example attached herein) shall be signed by an individual with authority to execute the Annual Report on behalf of the Company and shall be sworn to before a Notary Public of the State of Florida. The documentation provided shall demonstrate compliance with each of the requirements of this Agreement. Documentation establishing compliance with any job creation requirements shall set forth the number of jobs created and the average annual wages for these positions. The documentation shall also establish that the required number of jobs created were in existence as of January 1 of each Tax Year within the Exemption Period, all in accordance the Application.
3. The County and EDC shall review the submitted Annual Report and upon determination that all applicable submittals have been included, will then forward a copy to the Office of Property Appraiser (the “Property Appraiser”) for their review and processing. The Submittal to the Property Appraiser shall be accomplished by March 1 of each Tax Year during the Exemption Period, unless special circumstances exist.
4. The County and the EDC shall have the authority to make on- site...
