South Dakota law uses last year's sales to decide whether a person counts as an agricultural equipment dealer under this chapter.
A person counts as an agricultural equipment dealer when sales of the manufacturer's equipment reach at least 30% of the person's gross agricultural equipment sales.
The law defines who counts as a dealer for this chapter using a sales threshold. A person counts as a dealer when sales of the manufacturer's equipment are at least 30% of that person's gross agricultural equipment sales. This definition applies for purposes of this chapter. The comparison uses sales from the preceding calendar year.
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