Welcome to the Communication Services Tax DRAFT or PROPOSED
Rule Development Overview Page.
Purpose:
In an effort to receive as many comments from the public as possible, the Department of Revenue is posting DRAFT or PROPOSED rules at this Internet site. Posting DRAFT or PROPOSED rules on the Internet allows the Department of Revenue to keep interested parties informed as to developments in the rulemaking process. It also provides an avenue for the public to submit comments on the preliminary text of the DRAFT or PROPOSED rules during each implementation stage.
Format:
The format for this process is informal. However, please bear in mind that all submitted comments become public records. When you comment, please include your name and, if possible, whom you represent.When you suggest replacement language, we request that any additions to the draft language be underlined and any deletions to the draft language be stricken through. Also, when necessary, please include an explanation of your proposed changes.
This posting provides a means for receiving as much public input as possible. Most of these rules must be adopted prior to the effective date of the new Communication Services Tax. We would appreciate receiving your comments no later than the date specified next to each DRAFT or PROPOSED rule, so that we can effectively accomplish this task.
Please address your comments to the Department of Revenue and not to other contributors. Please focus your comments on suggested changes to the DRAFT or PROPOSED rule language.
Received comments will be posted on the Internet site weekly and segregated by rule. Comments will be posted by name or organization. Posted comments will remain on this Internet site until the rule promulgation process is completed. Please visit this site frequently to keep informed of the Department of Revenue's implementation progress.
Response:
On behalf of the Department of Revenue, we thank each of you for taking the time to visit this page. We encourage you to review these DRAFT or PROPOSED rules and provide your comments. To assure you that we have received your comments, a reply will be sent to the originating e-mail account, informing you that we received your comments.