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Instructions for Claim for Overpayment of City or County Sales Tax
WHO MAY FILE. Any person who has made a taxable purchase of tangible personal property from one of the following cities or counties in excess of
the stated taxable amount. For purchases occurring on or after October 1, 2005, a retailer has a requirement to collect applicable city and county sales and
use tax without regard to any cap on purchases provided by city or county ordinance, resolution, or charter. However, a taxpayer is eligible for refund from
the State Tax Commissioner for the difference between the amount of the city and county sales and use taxes paid, and the amount that would have been due
by application of the cap provided by the city or county ordinance, resolution or charter. (N.D.C.C. § 57-01-02.1(5)) Effective July 1, 2007, retailers may
choose to issue a refund directly to the customer in the amount due. If this occurs, no refund would be due from the Offi ce of State Tax Commissioner.
Local Taxes and applicable taxable amounts: (Taxable amount applies to each individual purchase (invoice) unless otherwise specifi ed.)
City/County
Taxable Amount
City/County
Taxable Amount
City/County
Taxable Amount
Anamoose
No Refund Cap
Harwood
$2,500
Page
$2,500
Aneta
$2,500
Park River
$1,250
Hatton
$2,500
Ashley
$2,500
Pembina
$2,500 (prior to 10-1-09)
Hazelton
$2,500 (prior to 1-1-07)
Beach
$2,500
$3,333 (after 10-1-09)
$3,500 (after 1-1-07)
Belfi eld
$2,500
$2,000 (after 1-1-10)
Hazen
$2,500
Berthold
$2,500
Portland
$2,500
Hettinger
$2,500
Beulah
$2,500
Powers Lake
$2,500
Hillsboro
$2,500
Bismarck
$2,500
Reeder
$2,500
Hoople
$2,500
Bottineau
$2,500
Regent
$2,500
Hope
$2,500
Bowman
$2,500
No Refund Cap (after
Jamestown
$2,500
Buffalo
$2,500
Kenmare
$2,500
4-1-09)
Cando
$2,500 (prior to 4-1-07)
Richardton
$2,500 (prior to 1-1-08)
Killdeer
$2,500
No Refund Cap (after 4-1-07)
Kulm
$2,500
$5,000 (after 1-1-08)
Carrington
$2,500
Lakota
No Refund Cap
Rolette
$2,500
Carson
$2,500
LaMoure
$2,500
Rolla
$1,666 (prior to 1-1-10)
Casselton
$2,500
Langdon
$2,500
$1,250 (after 1-1-10)
Cavalier
$1,875
Larimore
$2,500
Rugby
$2,500 (prior to 10-1-09)
Cooperstown
$2,500 (prior to 7-1-08)
Leonard
No Refund Cap
$1,250 (after 10-1-09)
$1,666 (after 7-1-08)
Lidgerwood
$2,500
Scranton
$2,500
Crosby
$2,500
Linton
$2,500 (prior to 10-1-06)
St. John
$2,500
Devils Lake
$1,666 (prior to 4-1-07)
Stanley
$2,500
No Refund Cap (after 10-1-06)
$1,250 (after 4-1-07)
Steele
$2,500 (prior to 4-1-07)
Lisbon
$2,500
Dickinson
$2,500
Maddock
$1,666
$1,250 (after 4-1-07)
Drake
No Refund Cap
Mandan
$2,500
Steele County
$2,500
Drayton
$2,500
Mapleton
$2,500
Strasburg
$2,500
Dunseith
$2,500
Mayville
$2,500
Streeter
No Refund Cap
Edgeley
$2,500 (prior to 10-1-06)
McClusky
$2,500
Tioga
$2,500
McVille
$2,500
No Refund Cap (after 10-1-06)
Tower City
$2,500
Medora
$1,000 per single unit
Edinburg
$2,500
Towner
$2,500
Michigan
$1,666
Turtle Lake
$2,500
Elgin
$2,500
Milnor
$1,666
Ellendale
$2,500
Underwood
No Refund Cap
Minnewaukan
No Refund Cap
Enderlin
$2,500
Valley City
$2,500
Minot
$2,500 per customer
Fairmount
No Refund Cap
Velva
$2,500 (prior to 10-1-07)
per retailer per day
Fargo
$2,500
$1,250 (after 10-1-07)
Minto
$2,500
Finley
$2,500
Wahpeton
$1,666 (prior to 1-1-10)
Mohall
$2,500
Forman
$2,500
$2,500 (after 1-1-10)
Mott
$1,666
Fort Ransom
$2,500
Walhalla
$2,500
Munich
$2,500
Gackle
No Refund Cap
Walsh County
$10,000
Napoleon
$2,500
Garrison
$2,500
Washburn
$2,500 (prior to 1-1-09)
Neche
$2,500
Glenburn
$2,500
$1,250 (after 1-1-09)
New England
$2,500 (prior to 1-1-08)
Glen Ullin
$2,500
Watford City
$2,500
Grafton
$2,500 (prior to 4-1-07)
$5,000 (after 1-1-08)
West Fargo
$2,500
New Leipzig
$2,500
$1,250 (after 4-1-07)
Westhope
$2,500
New Rockford
$2,500
Grand Forks
$2,500
Williams County
$2,500
New Salem
No Refund Cap
Granville
No Refund Cap
Williston
$2,500
Northwood
$2,500 (prior to 10-1-06)
Grenora
$2,500
Wilton
$2,500
Gwinner
No Refund Cap
No Refund Cap (after
Wimbledon
$2,500
Halliday
$2,500
10-1-06 and prior to 1-1-07)
Wishek
$2,500 (prior to 1-1-07)
Hankinson
$2,500
$2,500 (after 1-1-07)
No Refund Cap (after
Hannaford
$5,000
Oakes
$1,666
1-1-07)
Harvey
$2,500
Woodworth
$3,000
Oxbow
No Refund Cap
EXAMPLE:
Customer purchases furniture from ABC Furniture Store, located in Bismarck, ND The selling price for the furniture as follows: $3,000 for living room
furniture, $3,000 for bedroom set, and $100 delivery charge. Total taxable purchase price - $6,100.
Point of Sale:
Bismarck
Taxable Sales Amount:
$ 6,100
Invoice Date:
10/1/2005
State sales tax (5%)
$
305
Invoice Number:
ZZ12345
Bismarck city sales tax (1%)
61
Seller:
ABC Furniture Store
Total Tax Paid
$
366
Calculation of City Tax refund:
Total Taxable Sales Amount
$ 6,100
Less: Bismarck Taxable Amount
- 2,500
Taxable Amount Refund Due
$ 3,600
Multiply by Bismarck Rate
x
.01
City Sales Tax Refund
$
36.
WHEN TO FILE: A claim for refund of city or county sales and use tax may be fi led within three years from date of purchase occurring on or after
October 1, 2005.
WHERE TO FILE: A claim for refund must be fi led with the North Dakota Offi ce of State Tax Commissioner, Sales and Special Taxes,
600 E. Boulevard Ave. Dept. 127, Bismarck, ND 58505-0599.
DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED: The claim for refund must include copies of all invoices to support the claim. The invoice should provide an invoice
date, invoice number, seller name and address, items or materials purchased, purchase price of items or materials purchased, and amount of city and/or
county sales and use tax paid. Failure to submit copies of all invoices will result in returning the claim with a request for additional information, which will
delay the refund process. The Offi ce of State Tax Commissioner reserves the right to request additional supporting documentation as it deems necessary.
(Instructions revised 07/10)

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