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Tribal law. While this Agreement is in effect, the Nation shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance imposing taxes equal to the Montana liquor excise and license taxes and beer and wine taxes, which taxes shall apply to liquor, beer and wine sold to all persons within the Nation’s jurisdiction on the Reservation in a manner similar to the Montana taxes. The Nation shall supply the State with a current copy of the ordinance as it may be amended from time to time within sixty (60) days of the enactment or amendment of the ordinance.
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Tribal law. The Tribes shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance imposing taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco, which taxes shall apply to tobacco sold to all persons within the Tribes' jurisdiction on the Reservation in a manner similar to the Montana taxes. The Tribes shall supply the State with a current copy of the ordinance as it may be amended from time to time, within sixty (60) days of the enactment or amendment of the ordinance.
Tribal law. The Board shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance imposing taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco, which tax shall apply to tobacco sold to all persons within the Tribes' jurisdiction within the exterior boundaries of the Reservation in the manner similar to the Montana taxes. The Board shall supply the State with a current copy of this ordinance and shall within sixty (60) days of amendment to such ordinance provide the State with the amended ordinance. Within sixty (60) days of notification from the State pursuant to Section 4 of this Agreement, the Board shall amend the tribal ordinance so that the ordinance imposes taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco. The amended ordinance shall be effective on the effective date of the amended state law.
Tribal law. While this agreement is in effect, the Tribe shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance imposing taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco, which taxes shall apply to tobacco sold to all persons within the Tribe's jurisdiction on the Reservation in a manner similar to the Montana taxes. The Tribe shall supply the State with a current copy of the ordinance as it may be amended from time to time within sixty (60) days of the enactment or amendment of the ordinance.
Tribal law. While this Agreement is in effect, the Business Committee shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance imposing taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco, which taxes shall apply to tobacco sold to all persons within the Tribe’s jurisdiction on the Reservation in a manner similar to the Montana taxes. The Business Committee shall supply the State with a current copy of the ordinance as it may be amended from time to time within sixty (60) days of the enactment or amendment of the ordinance.
Tribal law. The Tribe shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance enforcing the Reservation quota by prohibiting the sale of unstamped cigarettes and by prohibiting the sale of untaxed cigarettes to persons on the Reservation who are not entitled to purchase cigarettes without paying the state tax. In addition, the Tribe shall require licensed retailers to sell at or above the minimum prices that are set in state law, and require the tribally licensed retailers to keep records of all sales of quota cigarettes. The records shall include the names of all the persons who purchase tax exempt cigarettes, and the date and the amounts of all such purchases.
Tribal law. The Tribal Executive Board shall adopt and keep in force an ordinance imposing taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco, which tax shall apply to tobacco sold to all persons within the Tribes’ jurisdiction within the exterior boundaries of the Reservation in the manner similar to the Montana taxes. The Board shall supply the State with a current copy of this ordinance as it may be amended from time to time. Upon notification from the State pursuant to Section 4 of this Agreement, the Board shall amend the tribal ordinance so that the ordinance imposes taxes equal to the Montana taxes on tobacco. The amended ordinance shall be effective within 60 days of the effective date of the amended state law.
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