3/24/04-Gov. Mike Rounds signed HB1180 into law repealing the state tax on trucking services.
The new law revokes a 4 percent state tax on freight picked up and delivered within the state. Out-of-state haulers have been permitted to load and transport freight outside the state or bring products in without the same charge.

2/25/04-The Senate forwarded legislation to Gov. Mike Rounds that would repeal the state tax on trucking services. House lawmakers previously approved the measure.
The Senate voted 33-2 Feb. 24 in favor of HB1180, which would revoke a 4 percent state tax on freight picked up and delivered within the state. Out-of-state haulers are permitted to load and transport freight outside the state or bring products in without the same charge.
For bill status, call (605) 773-4498.

2/24/04-The Senate Taxation Committee voted 9-0 Feb. 23 to pass a measure that would repeal the state tax on trucking services.
HB1180, sponsored by Rep. Larry Rhoden, R-Union Center, would revoke a 4 percent state tax on freight picked up and delivered within the state. Out-of-state haulers are permitted to load and transport freight outside the state or bring products in without the same charge.
The bill next heads to the full Senate. For bill status, call (605) 773-4498.

2/17/04-House lawmakers unanimously approved a measure Feb. 11 that would repeal the state tax on trucking services.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Larry Rhoden, R-Union Center, would revoke a 4 percent state tax on freight picked up and delivered within the state. Out-of-state haulers are permitted to load and transport freight outside the state or bring products in without the same charge.
HB1180 has been forwarded to the Senate. For bill status, call (605) 773-4498.

2/11/04-A legislative panel approved a measure last week that would repeal an intrastate truck tax.
The House Taxation Committee voted 14-1 Feb. 5 in favor of the bill, which would revoke a 4 percent state tax on freight picked up and delivered within the state. Out-of-state haulers are permitted to load and transport freight outside the state or bring products in without the same charge.
HB1180, sponsored by Rep. Larry Rhoden, R-Union Center, has been forwarded to the House floor for consideration. For bill status, call (605) 773-4498.