Additional sales and use tax definition

Additional sales and use tax means an additional sales and use tax imposed by:

Additional sales and use tax means the total

Additional sales and use tax means any sales and use tax enacted by either the City of Fargo or Cass County to extend or replace the City 3-21 Sales Tax and/or the County 2010-2 Sales Tax.

Examples of Additional sales and use tax in a sentence

• Wright, Jr.Summary: Additional sales and use tax for counties and cities; county appropriations to incorporated towns for educational purposes.

• Additional sales and use tax and infrastructure surtax were determined to be due for the following taxable events: (a) rental expenses; (b) taxable purchases of samples; and, (c) sales to tax-exempt entities where the sale of carpet or other flooring materials included installation to real property.

• Additional sales and use tax, interest and penalty was assessed after a routine audit.

• Additional sales and use tax in the amount of $1,269.01 for income from maintenance services previously reported by Oheka Maintenance, and $3,522.00 for a test period audit of the vendor’s expense accounts were assessed.

• Additional sales and use tax generated, franchise fees generated and increase in local property tax base.