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This field holds the GEO code of the city, county or state used for taxation purposes.
This field holds the GEO code/ GNIS Code of the city, county or state used for taxation purposes.
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This is a [Vertex|VERTEX] construct that defines the tax jurisdiction for all taxes. It is comprised of three elements, separated by hyphens. __18-025-1296__ is an example of a GEO Code which represents the following structure:
GEO CODE is a [Vertex|VERTEX] construct that defines the tax jurisdiction for all taxes. It is comprised of three elements, separated by hyphens. __18-025-1296__ is an example of a GEO Code which represents the following structure:
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GNIS code is the Symmetry version of the Vertex GEO code.
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GNIS Code Format is: SS-CCC-FFFFFFF, where:
|SS|State FIPS Numeric Code|2 digits
|CCC|County Code|3 digits
|FFFFFFF|City Feature ID|Variable Length, 4 to 7 digits
The GNIS Code forms a unique combination of State, County, City, Municipality and School Districts that will be used in the system.
Each combination of State, County, City, Municipality and School Districts will form a tax jurisdiction that is eligible for tax calculation when an employee is being paid under this tax jurisdiction
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