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14-117-421. Extension of taxes on books — Collection.
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14-117-421. Extension of taxes on books — Collection.
(a) The amount of the taxes provided for in this chapter shall be annually extended upon the tax books of the county and collected by the collector of the county along with the other taxes, and for his services in making the collection the collector shall receive a commission as provided by law.
(b) Collections shall be paid over to the board of the respective district by the collector at or before the time that he is now required to make settlement with the county treasurer for general taxes.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-117-421
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.14.odt
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14-117-421. Extension of taxes on books — Collection.
(a) The amount of the taxes provided for in this chapter shall be annually extended upon the tax books of the county and collected by the collector of the county along with the other taxes, and for his services in making the collection the collector shall receive a commission as provided by law.
(b) Collections shall be paid over to the board of the respective district by the collector at or before the time that he is now required to make settlement with the county treasurer for general taxes.
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