South Dakota § 10-39A-2.2 - Uranium ore taxed on triuranium octa-oxide content.
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§ 10-39A-2.2. Uranium ore taxed on triuranium octa-oxide content.
The taxable value of severed and saved uranium-bearing material is the sales price per pound of the content of triuranium octa-oxide contained in the severed and saved uranium ore or processed yellow-cake concentrate, regardless of the form in which the product is actually disposed of. However, if the severed and saved uranium ore or processed uranium yellow-cake concentrate is not sold, the taxable value is the market value of the triuranium octa-oxide in such material.
Source: SL 1978, ch 81, § 6.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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