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Section 89. If a person pays his tax within said thirty days, the officer shall receive from him for his fees five per cent on the sum assessed; but if a tax remains unpaid after said thirty days, he shall collect it by distress or imprisonment, or by sale of land as a collector would do. The officer may also levy his fees for service and travel in the collection of each person’s tax, as in other cases of distress and commitment, or sale of land.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Massachusetts > PARTI > TITLEIX > CHAPTER60 > Section89

Section 89. If a person pays his tax within said thirty days, the officer shall receive from him for his fees five per cent on the sum assessed; but if a tax remains unpaid after said thirty days, he shall collect it by distress or imprisonment, or by sale of land as a collector would do. The officer may also levy his fees for service and travel in the collection of each person’s tax, as in other cases of distress and commitment, or sale of land.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Massachusetts > PARTI > TITLEIX > CHAPTER60 > Section89

Section 89. If a person pays his tax within said thirty days, the officer shall receive from him for his fees five per cent on the sum assessed; but if a tax remains unpaid after said thirty days, he shall collect it by distress or imprisonment, or by sale of land as a collector would do. The officer may also levy his fees for service and travel in the collection of each person’s tax, as in other cases of distress and commitment, or sale of land.