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26-27-321. Abstract of tax books to be filed.
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26-27-321. Abstract of tax books to be filed.
(a) The county clerk of each county shall, on or before the second Monday in November of each year, unless otherwise ordered and directed by the State Equalization Board, file with the State Equalization Board, on such forms as it may prescribe, a “final abstract of the tax books”.
(b) The abstract shall show, by total of items and value, the total assessment of his or her county after all adjustments as may be ordered by the county equalization board and the county court have been made.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 26-27-321
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26-27-321. Abstract of tax books to be filed.
(a) The county clerk of each county shall, on or before the second Monday in November of each year, unless otherwise ordered and directed by the State Equalization Board, file with the State Equalization Board, on such forms as it may prescribe, a “final abstract of the tax books”.
(b) The abstract shall show, by total of items and value, the total assessment of his or her county after all adjustments as may be ordered by the county equalization board and the county court have been made.
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