Summary of state severance taxes and other taxes on the unit or value of natural resources as of july 1, 1984

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The Census Bureau's report for fiscal year 1983 showed 32 States with a total of $7.4 billion from severance tax collections. Our compilation also includes seven States which use the same tax base, i.e., the unit or value of natural resources extracted, within a broad tax of general application. Eleven States do not levy a State severance tax or any other levy on the unit of value of natural resources extracted.

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Title

Summary of state severance taxes and other taxes on the unit or value of natural resources as of July 1, 1984

Creators/Contributors

Rymarowicz, Lillian (Author)

Date Issued

1984

Publisher

Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service

Notes

The Census Bureau's report for fiscal year 1983 showed 32 States with a total of $7.4 billion from severance tax collections. Our compilation also includes seven States which use the same tax base, i.e., the unit or value of natural resources extracted, within a broad tax of general application. Eleven States do not levy a State severance tax or any other levy on the unit of value of natural resources extracted.

Lillian Rymarowicz, Analyst in Public Finance, Economics Division.

CRS 84-723 E

"August 21, 1984."

SuDoc# LC 14. 18/3

Language

eng

Date

1984-01-01T00:00:00Z

Extent

30 pages

Genre

book

Type/Format

text