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The document is a compliance checklist for family child care homes in North Dakota, outlining the requirements and regulations that providers must meet to obtain and maintain their licenses. It covers various aspects such as licensing application, provider duties, staffing requirements, physical facilities, transportation policies, emergency plans, admission procedures, program activities, food and nutrition standards, sanitation and safety requirements, record-keeping, discipline practices, and care for children with special needs.

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Who must file North Dakota nonresident tax return?

If you are a nonresident who owns land in North Dakota and receive cash rent or royalty income and are required to file a federal return, you must also file a North Dakota individual income tax return.

What is the North Dakota Uniform Electronic Transactions Act?

The North Dakota Uniform Electronic Transaction Act eliminates legal barriers to the use of electronic technology to create and sign contracts and other records, collect and store electronic records, and conduct everyday transactions electronically.

What makes you a North Dakota resident?

I Am a Resident You are a resident of North Dakota for income tax purposes if either of the below apply: You live in North Dakota full time. You do not live in North Dakota full-time but maintain a home and spend more than 7 months (which is equal to 210 days) of the tax year in North Dakota.

At what age do you stop paying property taxes in North Dakota?

65 years of age or older.

How do I claim my North Dakota sales tax refund?

The refund request must be submitted within one year of the purchase date. The refund request must be for a minimum of $5.00. (Multiple purchases may be added together to reach the $5.00 tax refund amount.) An electronic or paper copy of the sale invoice or receipt must be submitted with the refund request.

What is the North Dakota resident tax credit?

Homeowners with an approved application may receive up to a $500 credit against their property tax obligation. To be eligible for the credit, you must own a home (house, mobile home, town home, duplex, or condo) in North Dakota, and reside in it as your primary residence.

What is the ND state income tax credit?

For individuals, North Dakota law allows a 40% state tax credit for contributions to qualified endowments of nonprofits. The contribution must be $5,000 or greater, and the maximum credit is $10,000 per year per taxpayer, or $20,000 per year per couple filing jointly.

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