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26-28-111. Correction of errors.
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26-28-111. Correction of errors.
(a) When, after the tax books have been delivered to the county collector, it is ascertained that there is an error in the real or personal property tax books, the error shall be corrected in the following manner:
(1)(A) When the county assessor discovers an error in the real property tax books or any error is brought to the attention of the county assessor by any person, the county assessor shall cause the error to be corrected by completing the following prenumbered form in triplicate, indicating thereon the correction to be made:
REAL PROPERTY TAX CORRECTION No. School Dist. City Name Address Date 20
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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 final settlement Assessor Collector County Clerk
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(B) Upon completing and signing the above real property tax correction form in triplicate, the county assessor shall retain the original in the county assessor's records and shall transmit two (2) copies to the county collector. The county collector shall sign the two (2) copies received from the county assessor, shall retain one (1) copy in the county collector's records, and shall transmit the remaining copy to the county clerk, who shall sign it and file it in the records of the county clerk.
(2)(A) When the county assessor discovers an error in the personal property tax books or any error is brought to the attention of the county assessor, he or she shall cause the error to be corrected by completing the following prenumbered form in triplicate, indicating thereon the correction to be made:
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26-28-111. Correction of errors.
(a) When, after the tax books have been delivered to the county collector, it is ascertained that there is an error in the real or personal property tax books, the error shall be corrected in the following manner:
(1)(A) When the county assessor discovers an error in the real property tax books or any error is brought to the attention of the county assessor by any person, the county assessor shall cause the error to be corrected by completing the following prenumbered form in triplicate, indicating thereon the correction to be made:
REAL PROPERTY TAX CORRECTION No. School Dist. City Name Address Date 20
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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 final settlement Assessor Collector County Clerk
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(B) Upon completing and signing the above real property tax correction form in triplicate, the county assessor shall retain the original in the county assessor's records and shall transmit two (2) copies to the county collector. The county collector shall sign the two (2) copies received from the county assessor, shall retain one (1) copy in the county collector's records, and shall transmit the remaining copy to the county clerk, who shall sign it and file it in the records of the county clerk.
(2)(A) When the county assessor discovers an error in the personal property tax books or any error is brought to the attention of the county assessor, he or she shall cause the error to be corrected by completing the following prenumbered form in triplicate, indicating thereon the correction to be made:
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX CORRECTION No. School Dist. City Name Address Date 20
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Description of Property Old Valuation Corrected Valuation Net Value Credit Net Value Debit Mill Net Tax Credit Net Tax Debit
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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 final settlement Assessor Collector County Clerk
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(B) Upon completing and signing the above personal property tax correction form in triplicate, the county assessor shall retain the original in the county assessor's records and shall transmit two (2) copies to the county collector. The county collector shall sign the two (2) copies received from the county assessor, shall retain one (1) copy in the county collector's records, and shall transmit the remaining copy to the county clerk who shall sign it and file it in the records of the county clerk.
(b) The real property tax correction forms and the personal property tax correction forms required by this section to be kept in the records of the county assessor, county collector, and county clerk may be destroyed upon the expiration of one (1) year after the date on which the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee accepts and files the audit of the particular office performed by Arkansas Legislative Audit.
(c)(1) This section applies only to the correction of extension errors, erroneous property descriptions, classifications, or listings.
(2)(A) A correction shall be made under this section regardless of whether the error was caused by the county assessor or the taxpayer or was the result of an erroneous record or report or other circumstance.
(B) However, a correction under this section shall not be utilized to make any change in the valuation of real or personal property as shown on the tax books and related records other than a change in valuation necessitated by the correction of factual errors as provided in this section.
(3) A reduction in the valuation of real or personal property shall not be made, except such as shall have been ordered by the county equalization board, the county court, the circuit court, or the Supreme Court, or be caused by the correction of actual and obvious errors as provided in this section.
(d) When the county assessor discovers or is informed of an error described in subsection (c) of this section in the real or personal property tax books before the tax books have been delivered to the county collector, the county assessor shall correct the error directly on the tax books and shall maintain a record of the correction in the county assessor's records.
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