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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 105 — Taxation

§ 105-264.1. Secretary's interpretation applies to local taxes that are based on State taxes.

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§ 105-264.1. Secretary's interpretation applies to local taxes that are based on State taxes.
An interpretation by the Secretary of a law administered by the Secretary applies to a local law administered by a unit of local government when the local law refers to the State law to determine the application of the local law. A person who is subject to the local law or the unit of local government that administers the local law may ask the Secretary for an interpretation of the State law that determines the application of the local law. An interpretation by the Secretary of a State law that determines the application of a local law provides the same protections against liability under the local law that it provides under the State law. (2008-134, s. 12(a).)
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