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§11-8-1. Declarations

Whereas, Two former acts of the present Legislature relating to the subject matter and general object of this article have been held by the Supreme Court of Appeals of this state to be unconstitutional for varying reasons, which holdings give rise to the question and doubt as to whether the Tax Limitation Amendment, according to […]

§11-8-10a. Adjourned Session of County Court to Hear Objections to Proposed Levies; Approval of Estimate and Levy by Tax Commissioner; First Levy for Bonded Indebtedness, Second for Indebtedness Not Bonded, Then for Current Expenses

The county court shall, when it reconvenes upon the third Tuesday in April, hear and consider any objections made orally or in writing by the prosecuting attorney, by the Tax Commissioner or his representative, or by any taxpayer of the county, to the estimate and proposed levy or to any item thereof. The court shall […]

§11-8-12. Levy Estimate by Board of Education; Certification and Publication

Each board of education shall, at the session provided for in section nine of this article, if the laying of a levy has been authorized by the voters of the district under article nine, chapter eighteen of the code, ascertain the condition of the fiscal affairs of the district, and make a statement setting forth: […]

§11-8-12a. Adjourned Session of Board of Education to Hear Objections to Proposed Levies; Approval of Estimate and Levy by Tax Commissioner; First Levy for Bonded and Other Indebtedness and Indebtedness Not Bonded, Second for Permanent Improvement Fund, Then for Current Expenses

Each board of education, when it reconvenes as provided by section twelve of this article, shall proceed in a manner similar in all respects to that provided for in section ten-a of this article. The board may not finally enter any levy until it has been approved in writing by the Auditor. After receiving the […]

§11-8-14a. Adjourned Session of Municipal Governing Body to Hear Objections; Approval of Levies by Tax Commissioner; First Levy for Bonded Indebtedness and Indebtedness Not Bonded, Then for Current Expenses

The governing body of a municipality when it reconvenes on the third Tuesday in April shall proceed in a manner similar in all respects to that provided for in section ten-a of this article. The governing body shall not finally enter any levy until it has been approved in writing by the State Tax Commissioner. […]

§11-8-14b. Levy of Additional Tax

The governing body of any municipality may impose any tax not theretofore levied, or may increase any tax theretofore levied, and may make said tax or increase effective as of the date of the adoption of the ordinance imposing or increasing said tax, or as of any date thereafter specified in the ordinance regardless of […]

§11-8-15. Certification of Municipal Levies

Within three days after the council of a municipality has laid the levies, its recording officer shall forward certified copies of the order laying the levies to the Tax Commissioner, the State Auditor and the officer whose duty it is to extend the levies.

§11-8-2. Legislative Findings

The Legislature, having carefully analyzed the fiscal affairs of the state and its political subdivisions with particular reference to the reduction of the outstanding bonded debt of political subdivisions incurred prior to the adoption of the Tax Limitation Amendment, finds: (1) That the total outstanding bonded indebtedness of subdivisions of the state incurred prior to […]

§11-8-20. Levy Apportioned to Taxing District for Current Expense but Not Needed May Be Used for Its Debt Purposes or Passed on to Lesser Taxing District for Debt Purposes

When the levies apportioned to, or in any way becoming available to any tax levying body for debt purposes alone, shall be insufficient to meet the requirements for such indebtedness, then if there remain any part of the amount authorized to be levied and apportioned to such taxing body for current expense purposes and not […]

§11-8-21. Amount of Levy, With Consent of Tax Commissioner, When Fiscal Body Required by Law to Levy for Indebtedness, Property Within Municipality Not Being Subject to Levy

In any case in which the county court, the board of Education, or other fiscal body is required by law to lay the levies for the payment of any indebtedness of any taxing district, for which indebtedness the property situated within any incorporated municipality is not subject to such levy, such county court, Board of […]

§11-8-24. Petition for Review of Findings of Tax Commissioner and Levy Order; Notice of Intention to File; Intervention; Hearing and Findings; Appeal to Supreme Court of Appeals; Refund if Liens Found Excessive; Recovery by Action

Any taxpayer or other person legally interested in the levy provided for by section twenty-three hereof, if aggrieved by the findings of the Tax Commissioner and his approval of such levy, and by the laying of such levy by the fiscal body, may have a review of the findings of the Tax Commissioner and the […]