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26-39-208. Duplicate receipts given for funds received.
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26-39-208. Duplicate receipts given for funds received.
(a) Whenever the county sheriff or county collector shall receive the amount due from any officer by voluntary payment or by the sale of goods and chattels, he or she shall give the officer duplicate receipts for it, stating therein:
(1) The whole amount received;
(2) How much for the state;
(3) How much for the county; and
(4) The particular fund to which it belongs.
(b) The officer taking the receipts shall, without delay, deposit one (1) of the receipts with the county clerk.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 26-39-208
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Stable record: arkansas_code:legal_authorities:26-39-208
Source file: gov.ar.code.title.26.odt
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26-39-208. Duplicate receipts given for funds received.
(a) Whenever the county sheriff or county collector shall receive the amount due from any officer by voluntary payment or by the sale of goods and chattels, he or she shall give the officer duplicate receipts for it, stating therein:
(1) The whole amount received;
(2) How much for the state;
(3) How much for the county; and
(4) The particular fund to which it belongs.
(b) The officer taking the receipts shall, without delay, deposit one (1) of the receipts with the county clerk.
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