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§ 26-28-101. Form of tax books

The preparer of the tax books shall make out in books prepared for that purpose a complete list or schedule of all the taxable property in his or her county and the value of the taxable property as equalized and arranged in the following form: (1) Each separate tract of real property in the county […]

§ 26-28-103. Extension of taxes

After receiving statements of the rates and sums of money to be levied for the current year from the Auditor of State and from such other officers and authorities as shall be legally empowered to determine the rates or amount of taxes to be levied for the various purposes authorized by law, the preparer of […]

§ 26-28-106. Charging uncollected taxes

When, for any cause, the taxes in any county, for any year, shall not be collected, they shall be charged on the tax books for the next year and collected by the same officers and in the same manner as the taxes of that year.

§ 26-28-110. Public records — Preservation

The tax books delivered to the county collector shall be a public record. At the expiration of the county collector’s term of office, they shall be delivered to and deposited in the office of the county clerk, there to be preserved as other records of the county.

§ 26-28-111. Correction of errors

REAL PROPERTY TAX CORRECTION No. School Dist. City Name Address Date 20 Click to view table. Click to view REMARKS I hereby certify that the above correction should be made by the Collector I hereby certify that the above correction has been made I hereby certify that the above correction will be incorporated in the […]

§ 26-28-112. Books for two judicial districts

It shall be the duty of the county clerks of counties having two (2) judicial districts, except Prairie, Woodruff, and Lawrence, to make out, balance, and recapitulate as required by law one (1) set of tax books for each judicial district of the counties.

§ 26-28-113. Deposit of books in proper district

After the completion of the collection of taxes for each year and the settlement of the county collector with the county court, it shall be the duty of the county clerk to keep the tax books deposited in the office of the district to which they belong.