N.H. Admin. Code § Tax 201.17 - Nonconforming Documents
(a) If a party
submits a document by any electronic means, that document shall not constitute
a filed document as defined in
Tax
102.26, unless specifically permitted by the board
prior to its submission.
(b) If a
party files with the board a document that does not comply with any statute or
board rule, the board shall:
(1) Date stamp
the document;
(2) Return the
document to the submitting party;
(3) Notify the party of the noncompliance;
and
(4) Provide the party with 10
days to re-file a conforming document.
(c) If the submitting party timely re-files a
conforming document, the document shall be considered as filed on the original
filing date.
(d) If the submitting
party fails to timely re-file a conforming document, the document shall be
considered as filed on the re-filing date, not the original filing date, which
could result in the document being untimely filed under a statute, rule, or
order.
Notes
#5638, eff 9-1-93; ss by #6762, eff 7-1-98; ss by #7153, eff 12-10-99; amd by #7874-A, eff 4-18-03; ss by #8986, eff 9-24-07
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