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DOR letter of April 9, 2020 on essential business determinations under EO 121

Essential Business Clarification - NC Department of Revenue to NCACC

North Carolina Department of Revenue (Secretary Ronald G. Penny; General Counsel Andrew Kasper) · North Carolina (letter to the N.C. Association of County Commissioners) (State)

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Jurisdiction
North Carolina (letter to the N.C. Association of County Commissioners) · Charlotte, Raleigh and Durham · North Carolina
Level
State
Authority
EO 121 sec. 2 (DOR essential-business determinations)
Issued
2020-04-09 Apr. 9, 2020
In force
Apr. 9, 2020 to June 30, 2020
Quarters
2020 Q2
Limitation types
Business closureOther
Addressees
  • counties
  • businesses seeking essential-business determinations
Functions reached
  • SF
  • OP
Collection
Charlotte, Raleigh and Durham MET-CLT

Operative words

In determining whether a business is essential, DOR considers only the criteria established by Executive Order No. 121. Essential business determinations issued by DOR do not supersede more restrictive orders issued by a local government.

Notes

State's own confirmation that local orders more restrictive than EO 121 controlled

Retrieval note

State DOR letter hosted by Mecklenburg; file name MET-CLT-029_Mecklenburg-Essential-Business-Clarification_2020.pdf.

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