Missouri Department of Revenue regulation 12 CSR 10-113.200 establishes procedures for determining whether transactions are subject to sales tax or use tax.
Department of Revenue regulation establishes dealer administrative fees and system modernization requirements under 12 CSR 10-26.230 for Missouri vehicle dealers.
Missouri Public School Retirement System membership requires educators employed full-time in covered public school positions to enroll and contribute per state regulatory standards.
Missouri Public School Retirement System regulation allows eligible former members to reinstate accounts and purchase prior service credit under 16 CSR 10-4.014.
Missouri Public School Retirement System regulation permits educators to purchase prior service credit to increase pension benefits under specified conditions and contribution rates.
Missouri Public School Retirement System regulation 16 CSR 10-4.020 establishes rules for purchasing prior service credit toward pension benefits.
Missouri Public School Retirement System regulation 16 CSR 10-6.010 establishes employment requirements for public school employees participating in the retirement system.
Missouri Public School Retirement System regulation establishes procedures and eligibility requirements for disability retirement benefits for covered school employees.
Missouri Public School Retirement System regulation establishes methods for calculating retirement allowances for members with prior service at colleges or agencies offering Social Security coverage.
Public Service Commission rule 20 CSR 4240-125.010 establishes definitions for regulatory terms and compliance requirements affecting utilities and service providers.
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