2009 Rhode Island Code
Title 44 - Taxation
CHAPTER 44-1 - State Tax Officials
§ 44-1-2 - Powers and duties of tax administrator.

SECTION 44-1-2

   § 44-1-2  Powers and duties of tax administrator. – The tax administrator is required:

   (1) To assess and collect all taxes previously assessed by the division of state taxation in the department of revenue and regulation, including the franchise tax on domestic corporations, corporate excess tax, tax upon gross earnings of public service corporations, tax upon interest bearing deposits in national banks, the inheritance tax, tax on gasoline and motor fuels, and tax on the manufacture of alcoholic beverages;

   (2) To assess and collect the taxes upon banks and insurance companies previously administered by the division of banking and insurance in the department of revenue and regulation, including the tax on foreign and domestic insurance companies, tax on foreign building and loan associations, deposit tax on savings banks, and deposit tax on trust companies;

   (3) To assess and collect the tax on pari-mutuel or auction mutuel betting, previously administered by the division of horse racing in the department of revenue and regulation.

   (4) [Deleted by P.L. 2006, ch. 246, art. 38, § 10].

   (5) To assess and collect the monthly surcharges that are collected by telecommunication services providers pursuant to § 39-21.1-14 and are remitted to the division of taxation.

   (6) To audit, assess and collect all unclaimed intangible and tangible property pursuant to chapter 21.1 of title 33.

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