What taxes does the Office of State Tax Commissioner handle?

The North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner administers various taxes that contribute to the state's revenue system. These include, but are not limited to, individual income tax, corporate income tax, sales and use tax, and property tax. The agency oversees the collection of these taxes while ensuring compliance with state tax laws. In addition to these primary tax categories, the Tax Commissioner also manages specific taxes, such as the motor vehicle excise tax, fuel tax, and estate tax. The office provides guidance and resources to help taxpayers understand their obligations and rights under North Dakota tax law. For more detailed information on the specific taxes and regulations, individuals may consider visiting the official website of the North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner, where current information and contact details can be found.