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Tax law in United States — Louisiana

Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 34:1359

    1 provisions

    This section requires the Plaquemines Parish tax collector to settle monthly with the district treasurer, receive a receipt and quietus, account for delinquencies or deductions, and deposit the allowed commission with the parish treasurer for the sheriff's salary fund.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 33:2758

    1 provisions

    Cameron Parish and certain local tax bodies may collect ad valorem property taxes under approved agreements, and qualifying payments can entitle the payer to future property tax credits.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 34:1715

    1 provisions

    The tax collector must settle monthly, account for taxes and delinquencies, deposit commissions as required, and the board of commissioners may act against the collector and sureties if he fails to comply.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 34:2112

    1 provisions

    The parish sheriff and ex officio tax collector must settle monthly with the board treasurer, receive a receipt, account for delinquencies and deductions, and deposit allowed special-tax commissions into the sheriff’s salary fund.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 34:2310

    1 provisions

    The parish sheriff and ex-officio tax collector must settle monthly with the commission’s treasurer, account for delinquencies or deductions, and may keep the commission allowed by law on special taxes. If the collector fails to comply, the commission may proceed against the collector and the official bond sureties to

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 34:332

    1 provisions

    This section requires the parish tax collector to make monthly settlements, give receipts, account for delinquencies and deductions, and deposit the allowed commission from special taxes with the parish treasurer.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 34:1660

    1 provisions

    The parish tax collector must settle monthly with the commission treasurer, receive the required receipts and quietus, keep the allowed commission on special taxes, and deposit that amount with the parish treasurer.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 47:1675

    1 provisions

    This section sets default rules for Louisiana income and corporation franchise tax credits, including that they are generally nonrefundable, not transferable, and cannot be carried forward or back unless another statute says otherwise.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 47:2138

    1 provisions

    A local taxing authority may make an advance tax payment agreement with a taxpayer, the taxpayer must send the executed agreement to the Board of Commerce and Industry within 30 days, and the taxpayer may use the resulting tax credits only within the stated limits.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 47:1837

    1 provisions

    The tax commission must administer and enforce property-tax-assessment laws, measure assessment uniformity, notify local officials, publish results, and take reappraisal/enforcement steps when deviations exceed ten percent.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 47:337.63

    1 provisions

    Taxpayers who protest a tax must pay the disputed amount and give notice if they plan to sue or petition; the collector holds the money in escrow while the dispute is pending.

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  • United States — Louisiana

    RS 47:2162

    1 provisions

    Certain tax collectors, assessors, and related persons must not acquire tax liens, and violating holders can lose the price paid and profits.

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