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14-20-114. Extension of levies on tax books.
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14-20-114. Extension of levies on tax books.
The taxes levied for county purposes named and specified shall be extended upon the tax books under the general head of county expenses, and warrants drawn by the clerk shall specify the fund or appropriation upon which they are drawn, respectively, and shall be made payable to the person in whose favor the allowance was made, or to the bearer. When so lawfully drawn and issued, the warrants shall be receivable by the sheriff and collector of revenue of the county for all licenses or debts due to the county.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-20-114
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.14.odt
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14-20-114. Extension of levies on tax books.
The taxes levied for county purposes named and specified shall be extended upon the tax books under the general head of county expenses, and warrants drawn by the clerk shall specify the fund or appropriation upon which they are drawn, respectively, and shall be made payable to the person in whose favor the allowance was made, or to the bearer. When so lawfully drawn and issued, the warrants shall be receivable by the sheriff and collector of revenue of the county for all licenses or debts due to the county.
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