Section 40-5-26 New Accounts of Insolvent Taxes and Taxes in Litigation.
The county commission and the Comptroller must state new accounts for allowed credits related to insolvents and taxes in litigation, and those charges may not remain for more than three years from the tax lien date of the initial tax insolvency. For taxes in litigation, termination is at the state Comptroller’s discret
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The county commission and the Comptroller must state new accounts for allowed credits related to insolvents and taxes in litigation, and those charges may not remain for more than three years from the tax lien date of the initial tax insolvency. For taxes in litigation, termination is at the state Comptroller’s discretion.
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