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HARRY HUGHES, Governor 1779
tangible personal property transferred in the retail sale.
(4) The amount paid by any purchaser on account
of any bona fide freight, delivery and other transportation
charges in connection with any sale of tangible personal
property if said freight, delivery or other transportation
charges are stated or shown as a separate item from the
price of the tangible personal property transferred in the
retail sale.
(5) The amount of a sales or service tax imposed
by a county or Baltimore City on the sale of natural or
artificial gas, oil, electricity, coal, nuclear fuel
assemblies, or steam.
(6) The amount of additional environmental
surcharge per kilowatt hour of electric energy which is to
be paid by any electric company, and which may be added to
customers' bills under § 3—302(a) of the Natural Resources
Article.
(7) THE AMOUNT OF ANY PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX
PAYABLE WITH RESPECT TO ANY LEASED TANGIBLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY THE RENTALS OF WHICH ARE SUBJECT TO USE TAX IF THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX IS SEPARATELY STATE FROM THE RENTALS
AND THE TERM OF THE LEASE EXCEEDS 1 YEAR.
(7) THE AMOUNT ATTRIBUTABLE TO ANY PERSONAL
PROPERTY TAX PAID AFTER JUNE 30, 1979, WITH RESPECT TO
TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO A LEASE WHICH IS
NONCANCELLABLE EXCEPT FOR CAUSE FOR AN INITIAL PERIOD WHICH
EXCEEDS 1 YEAR, IF THIS AMOUNT IS SEPARATELY STATED FROM THE
OTHER CONSIDERATION RECEIVED FOR THE TANGIBLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED IN THE LEASE.
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1979.
Approved May 29, 1979.
CHAPTER 649
(House Bill 1544)
AN ACT concerning
Workmen's Compensation - Maryland National Guard
FOR the purpose of providing Workmen's Compensation benefits
for officers and enlisted men of the organized militia
of the State of Maryland who are injured while on State
active duty after a certain date; defining State active
duty; and generally relating to Workmen's Compensation
benefits for members of the State militia.
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