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Code · Utah · Title 10 — Utah Municipal Code · Chapter 1

10-1-407. Attributing the gross receipts from telecommunications service to a municipality -- Rate impact.

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10-1-407. Attributing the gross receipts from telecommunications service to a municipality -- Rate impact.
(1)The gross receipts from a telecommunications service are attributed to a municipality if the gross receipts are from a transaction for telecommunications service that is located within the municipality:
(a)for purposes of sales and use taxes under Title 59, Chapter 12, Sales and Use Tax Act ; and
(b)determined in accordance with Section 59-12-215 .
(a)The rate imposed on the gross receipts for telecommunications service shall be determined in accordance with Subsection (2)(b) if the location of a transaction for telecommunications service is determined under Subsection
(1)to be a municipality other than the municipality in which is located:
(i)for telecommunications service other than mobile telecommunications service, the customer's service address; or
(ii)for mobile telecommunications service, the customer's primary place of use.
(b)The rate imposed on the gross receipts for telecommunications service described in Subsection (2)(a) shall be the lower of:
(i)the rate imposed by the taxing jurisdiction in which the transaction is located under Subsection
(1); or
(ii)the rate imposed by the municipality in which it is located:
(A)for telecommunications service other than mobile telecommunications service, the customer's service address; or
(B)for mobile telecommunications service, the customer's primary place of use.
Amended by Chapter 384 , 2008 General Session
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