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South Dakota Codified Laws for Sales and Use Tax
Administrative Rules for Sales and Use Tax

 


Top Delinquencies

The State of South Dakota relies heavily upon tax revenues to help provide vital public services, from public safety and transportation to health care services and education, for our citizens. Businesses that fail to pay taxes that are owed by law place an unfair burden on those that do pay them. When this happens all citizens of South Dakota suffer.

The 2012 South Dakota Legislature, recognizing the fact that all businesses should pay their fair share of taxes, approved House Bill 1029 which allows the Department of Revenue to publicly list persons who are delinquent in paying sales tax, use tax, tourism tax, municipal tax, municipal gross receipts tax, contractor's excise tax, farm machinery excise tax, motor vehicle leasing tax, or telecommunications gross receipts tax. In order for a person to be included in this list, a lien must have been filed and a written notice must have been mailed to the person at least ninety (90) days before their name is posted on the list.

South Dakota Codified Laws for Sales and Use Tax

 

Administrative Rules for Sales and Use Tax

 

Any person wishing to make a payment can do so by making a check payable to the SD State Treasurer and remitting it to:
     South Dakota Department of Revenue
     Anderson Bldg, Mail Code 5055

     445 East Capitol Ave
     Pierre, SD 57501-3100