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Tuesday, July 29, 2003

The state of South Dakota is encouraging tribes to collect the state's 22-cent gas tax.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has ruled that the state owes tribal members who paid the tax illegally. The state now says tribes can develop a new source of revenue by adopting the gas tax.

The Supreme Court is ruling on how much money is owed to tribal members.

Get the Story:
S.D. asks tribes to impose gas tax (The Sioux Falls Argus Leader 7/29)

Relevant Documents:
Decision: Pourier v. S.D. | Case Information: Pourier v. S.D. (South Dakota Supreme Court)

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