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Home » US Law » 2021 Kansas Statutes » Chapter 79 - Taxation » Article 17 - Correction Of Irregularities

79-1701 Correction of clerical errors by county clerk.

79-1701. Correction of clerical errors by county clerk. The county clerk shall, prior to November 1, correct the following clerical errors in the assessment and tax rolls for the current year, which are discovered prior to such date: (a) Errors in the description or quantity of real estate listed; (b) errors which have caused improvements […]

79-1701a Correction of clerical errors by board of county commissioners; refund, cancellation or credit of overpayments of taxes based on errors.

79-1701a. Correction of clerical errors by board of county commissioners; refund, cancellation or credit of overpayments of taxes based on errors. Any taxpayer, the county appraiser or the county clerk shall, on their own motion, request the board of county commissioners to order the correction of the clerical errors in the appraisal, assessment or tax […]

79-1702 Cancellation or refund of taxes by state board of tax appeals, when; cancellation and abatement of certain taxes on property of the state, municipalities or exempt institutions; property assessed in more than one county; powers of court.

79-1702. Cancellation or refund of taxes by state board of tax appeals, when; cancellation and abatement of certain taxes on property of the state, municipalities or exempt institutions; property assessed in more than one county; powers of court. If any taxpayer, municipality or taxing district shall have a grievance described under the provisions of K.S.A. […]

79-1703 Unlawful release, discharge, remission or commutation of taxes; civil action authorized thereon; disposition of funds recovered; settlement of taxes, when.

79-1703. Unlawful release, discharge, remission or commutation of taxes; civil action authorized thereon; disposition of funds recovered; settlement of taxes, when. (a) Except as provided in subsection (b) or as otherwise provided by law, no board of county commissioners or other officer of any county shall have power to release, discharge or remit any portion […]