North Dakota Statutes
§ 57-61-02 — When tax due - When delinquent
North Dakota § 57-61-02
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N.D. Cent. Code § 57-61-02 (2026).
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The severance tax as provided in this chapter is due within twenty-five days after the end of
each month, and if not received by the twenty-fifth day, becomes delinquent and must be
collected as herein provided. The tax commissioner, upon request and a proper showing of the
necessity therefor, may grant an extension of time, not to exceed fifteen days, for paying the tax,
and when such a request is granted, the tax is not delinquent until the extended period has
expired. The tax commissioner shall require a report to be filed monthly by each owner or
operator of a coal or commercial leonardite mine, in such form as the tax commissioner may
specify, to list a full description of the mine, the number of tons of coal or commercial leonardite
severed, the amount of tax due and remitted, and an
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