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§ 7-5-55. To recover taxes.
 

The attorney general, or any district attorney or county attorney at his request, may bring and prosecute any action in the name of the state to recover the amount of any past due income, inheritance, and privilege taxes and penalties thereon, but any such action shall be brought in the county or district where the taxpayer resides. In case of a nonresident or foreign corporation, the action may be brought in any county where said nonresident or foreign corporation may now be sued in other cases. 
 

Sources: Codes, 1930, § 3675; 1942, § 3846; Laws,  1924, chs. 132, 133.
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-7 > 5 > 7-5-55

§ 7-5-55. To recover taxes.
 

The attorney general, or any district attorney or county attorney at his request, may bring and prosecute any action in the name of the state to recover the amount of any past due income, inheritance, and privilege taxes and penalties thereon, but any such action shall be brought in the county or district where the taxpayer resides. In case of a nonresident or foreign corporation, the action may be brought in any county where said nonresident or foreign corporation may now be sued in other cases. 
 

Sources: Codes, 1930, § 3675; 1942, § 3846; Laws,  1924, chs. 132, 133.
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-7 > 5 > 7-5-55

§ 7-5-55. To recover taxes.
 

The attorney general, or any district attorney or county attorney at his request, may bring and prosecute any action in the name of the state to recover the amount of any past due income, inheritance, and privilege taxes and penalties thereon, but any such action shall be brought in the county or district where the taxpayer resides. In case of a nonresident or foreign corporation, the action may be brought in any county where said nonresident or foreign corporation may now be sued in other cases. 
 

Sources: Codes, 1930, § 3675; 1942, § 3846; Laws,  1924, chs. 132, 133.