WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor Ch. 110
Department may not renew a person's open-pit mining operator's
license unless all of that person's county coal severance taxes
and surcharges that are due through the previous month of
November have been paid.
8-708.
(e) The contribution of the Waterway Improvement Fund shall
be limited to not more than 50 percent of the cost of each
acquisition, and the total amount of funds expended in any fiscal
year for acquisitions and projects specified in § 8-707(7) of
this subtitle shall not exceed the amount of the motor [vehicle]
fuel tax REVENUE paid to the Waterway Improvement Fund in the
preceding fiscal year, as provided for in [Article 56 § 137] §
2-1004 OF THE TAX - GENERAL ARTICLE.
8-716.
(c) (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of this subsection,
no tax is paid on issuance of any certificate of title if the
owner of the vessel for which a certificate of title is sought
was the owner of the vessel prior to June 1, 1965, or [if he]
paid Maryland sales AND USE tax on the vessel as required by law
at the time of acquisition. The Department may require the
applicant for titling to submit satisfactory proof that [he] THE
APPLICANT owned the vessel prior to June 1, 1965.
(e) A person is not required to pay the tax provided for in
subsection (c) resulting from:
(5) The purchase within this State of a vessel if the
owner paid or incurred a liability for the Maryland [retail]
sales AND USE tax on the vessel prior to July 1, 1986.
8-1103.
(i) The financing plan submitted by the municipality and
county in which the project is located shall:
(2) Set forth the revenue sources to be relied upon
to provide the local costs, which without limitation may include:
(i) As to the county:
2. The admissions AND AMUSEMENT tax
authorized by [Article 81, § 402] § 4-102(A) OF THE TAX - GENERAL
ARTICLE [or designated portions thereof];
3. The [local] COUNTY income tax
authorized by [Article 81, § 283] § 10-103 OF THE TAX - GENERAL
ARTICLE [or designated portions thereof];
(ii) As to the municipality:
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