Intent of legislative bill:
- Pro-rated for part-time students (45 months or 10 Semesters)
- Example: ½ time status uses only ½ month or semester
- Currently even 1 class in a month=full month utilized
- Reason: Difficult for surviving spouse to go to school full time, work and take care of children.
- Used for bachelor’s or master’s etc.
- Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
- Due to highbred classes
- If taking more than 12 credit hours and finish early-can continue towards masters etc.
- Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
- NDCC 15-10-18.2 and 15-10-18.3
(From ND Veteran/Military Affairs Advisory Committee)
No fiscal note expected
- Education
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
- Pro-rated for part-time students (45 months or 10 Semesters)
- Example: ½ time status uses only ½ month or semester
- Currently even 1 class in a month=full month utilized
- Reason: Difficult for surviving spouse to go to school full time, work and take care of children.
- Used for bachelor’s or master’s etc.
- Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
- Due to highbred classes
- If taking more than 12 credit hours and finish early-can continue towards masters etc.
- Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
- NDCC 15-10-18.2 and 15-10-18.3
(From ND Veteran/Military Affairs Advisory Committee)
No fiscal note expected
- Education
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
- Pro-rated for part-time students (45 months or 10 Semesters)
- Example: ½ time status uses only ½ month or semester
- Currently even 1 class in a month=full month utilized
- Reason: Difficult for surviving spouse to go to school full time, work and take care of children.
- Used for bachelor’s or master’s etc.
- Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
- Due to highbred classes
- If taking more than 12 credit hours and finish early-can continue towards masters etc.
- Allow 45 months or 10 Semesters for any educational goal
- NDCC 15-10-18.2 and 15-10-18.3
(From ND Veteran/Military Affairs Advisory Committee)
No fiscal note expected
- Education
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change
Intent of legislative bill:
Allow any surviving spouse in receipt of VA dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC) to be eligible for 1 DAV (non-distinctive or standard) plate and exemption.
- Regardless if Veteran was eligible for or possessed DAV plate prior to death.
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
(remove “Un-remarried” from law)
- Would match Federal VA DIC eligibility. Simplify the law so if VA determines eligibility for DIC-then qualify for ND DAV plate.
- NDCC 39-04-18
Include the exemption from the excise tax on vehicle purchases
- Retroactive DIC eligibility date used for excise tax refund
- NDCC 39-04-19(3)
Allow veteran and/or surviving spouse to purchase a “Vanity” or “Specialty” plate.
- Law currently allows veteran to “display either a distinctive license plate or a standard plate that does not identify the veteran as a veteran or disabled veteran which is issued by the department”
- NDCC 39-04-18 (2) (j)
- Minimal fiscal note expected
Fiscal Note: - $32,214 in DOT income
- Financial: Vehicle License and Tax
- Appreciation of Veterans and Military
- Education
- Financial: Property Tax
- Law/Policy Change