Rhode Island § 44-18.1-36 § 44-18.1-36. Monetary allowance under Model 1.

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§ 44-18.1-36 — § 44-18.1-36. Monetary allowance under Model 1.

Rhode Island § 44-18.1-36

Title 44Taxation

Ch. 44-18.1Adoption of the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-18.1-36 (2026).

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§ 44-18.1-36. Monetary allowance under Model 1.
(A) Each member state shall provide a monetary allowance to a CSP in Model 1 in accordance
            with the terms of the contract between the governing board and the CSP. The details
            of the monetary allowance will be provided through the contract process. The governing
            board shall require that such allowance be funded entirely from money collected in
            Model 1.
         
(B) The contract between the governing board and a CSP may base the monetary allowance
            to a CSP on one or more of the following:
         
(1) A base rate that applies to ta

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§ 44-18.1-36. Monetary allowance under Model 1.

(A) Each member state shall provide a monetary allowance to a CSP in Model 1 in accordance with the terms of the contract between the governing board and the CSP. The details of the monetary allowance will be provided through the contract process. The governing board shall require that such allowance be funded entirely from money collected in Model 1.

(B) The contract between the governing board and a CSP may base the monetary allowance to a CSP on one or more of the following:

(1) A base rate that applies to taxable transactions processed by the CSP.

(2) For a period not to exceed twenty-four months following a voluntary seller's registration through the Agreement's central registration process, a percentage of tax revenue generated for a member state by the voluntary seller for each member state for which the seller does not have a requirement to register to collect the tax.