§ 27-51-31. Owner liable for motor vehicle ad valorem taxes to make application for privilege license; contents; penalty for misstatements; liability of tax collector on official bond.
Each motor vehicle owner liable for this said ad valorem tax shall each year file with the tax collector a written application for the motor vehicle road and bridge privilege license. In addition to the information required by Section 27-19-59, this application shall also furnish information showing as to what school district, what road district, if any, what levee district, if any, and any information as to other special taxing districts which represent the situs of the subject motor vehicle. The proper road and bridge privilege tax receipt number shall be written on the said applications and they shall be filed in consecutive order in a suitable filing cabinet. This application form shall be prescribed by the tax commission in cooperation with the administrator of the road and bridge privilege tax law, and shall be supplied by the board of supervisors.
These applications shall be preserved by the tax collectors until the board of supervisors shall, by written order, authorize that they may be destroyed. Such authority shall not be issued by the said board of supervisors until a complete audit of the tax collector has been made and all records are found to be in order and all taxes are found to have been properly calculated, collected, and all funds arising therefrom have been properly accounted for and paid into the proper funds as certified to by the auditor of public accounts.
Any material misstatement of facts contained in this privilege license application shall constitute a misdemeanor and upon conviction the offending person shall be punished according to law.
The tax collector shall be liable on his official bond for the amount of any taxes lost by reason of his failure to comply with any of the provisions of this chapter, and it shall be the duty of the state auditor of public accounts to so charge the account of any such tax collector and to enforce payment to the proper authorities of any such funds due and unpaid.
Sources: Codes, 1942, § 10007-16; Laws, 1958, ch. 588, § 16; Laws, 1960, ch. 413, § 6, eff from and after its passage (approved April 28, 1960).
§ 27-51-31. Owner liable for motor vehicle ad valorem taxes to make application for privilege license; contents; penalty for misstatements; liability of tax collector on official bond.
Each motor vehicle owner liable for this said ad valorem tax shall each year file with the tax collector a written application for the motor vehicle road and bridge privilege license. In addition to the information required by Section 27-19-59, this application shall also furnish information showing as to what school district, what road district, if any, what levee district, if any, and any information as to other special taxing districts which represent the situs of the subject motor vehicle. The proper road and bridge privilege tax receipt number shall be written on the said applications and they shall be filed in consecutive order in a suitable filing cabinet. This application form shall be prescribed by the tax commission in cooperation with the administrator of the road and bridge privilege tax law, and shall be supplied by the board of supervisors.
These applications shall be preserved by the tax collectors until the board of supervisors shall, by written order, authorize that they may be destroyed. Such authority shall not be issued by the said board of supervisors until a complete audit of the tax collector has been made and all records are found to be in order and all taxes are found to have been properly calculated, collected, and all funds arising therefrom have been properly accounted for and paid into the proper funds as certified to by the auditor of public accounts.
Any material misstatement of facts contained in this privilege license application shall constitute a misdemeanor and upon conviction the offending person shall be punished according to law.
The tax collector shall be liable on his official bond for the amount of any taxes lost by reason of his failure to comply with any of the provisions of this chapter, and it shall be the duty of the state auditor of public accounts to so charge the account of any such tax collector and to enforce payment to the proper authorities of any such funds due and unpaid.
Sources: Codes, 1942, § 10007-16; Laws, 1958, ch. 588, § 16; Laws, 1960, ch. 413, § 6, eff from and after its passage (approved April 28, 1960).
§ 27-51-31. Owner liable for motor vehicle ad valorem taxes to make application for privilege license; contents; penalty for misstatements; liability of tax collector on official bond.
Each motor vehicle owner liable for this said ad valorem tax shall each year file with the tax collector a written application for the motor vehicle road and bridge privilege license. In addition to the information required by Section 27-19-59, this application shall also furnish information showing as to what school district, what road district, if any, what levee district, if any, and any information as to other special taxing districts which represent the situs of the subject motor vehicle. The proper road and bridge privilege tax receipt number shall be written on the said applications and they shall be filed in consecutive order in a suitable filing cabinet. This application form shall be prescribed by the tax commission in cooperation with the administrator of the road and bridge privilege tax law, and shall be supplied by the board of supervisors.
These applications shall be preserved by the tax collectors until the board of supervisors shall, by written order, authorize that they may be destroyed. Such authority shall not be issued by the said board of supervisors until a complete audit of the tax collector has been made and all records are found to be in order and all taxes are found to have been properly calculated, collected, and all funds arising therefrom have been properly accounted for and paid into the proper funds as certified to by the auditor of public accounts.
Any material misstatement of facts contained in this privilege license application shall constitute a misdemeanor and upon conviction the offending person shall be punished according to law.
The tax collector shall be liable on his official bond for the amount of any taxes lost by reason of his failure to comply with any of the provisions of this chapter, and it shall be the duty of the state auditor of public accounts to so charge the account of any such tax collector and to enforce payment to the proper authorities of any such funds due and unpaid.
Sources: Codes, 1942, § 10007-16; Laws, 1958, ch. 588, § 16; Laws, 1960, ch. 413, § 6, eff from and after its passage (approved April 28, 1960).
