Tax Arrears means any portion of Property Taxes that remain unpaid after the date on which they are due.
Tax Arrears means any real property taxes placed on or added to a tax roll that remain unpaid on January 1 in the year following that in which they were placed on or added to the roll; (“arriérés d’impôts”)
Tax Arrears means taxes that remain unpaid after December 31 of the year in which they are imposed.
Examples of Tax Arrears in a sentence
Restructuring of tax arrears shall be carried out based on the Government decision "On Restructuring Tax Arrears and State Debts" in accordance with the established by the law guidelines.
If the Taxpayer moves, they shall cancel their current Tax Arrears PAD Agreement.
Tax Arrears Collection Realty taxes are a secured special lien on land in priority to any other claim, except a claim by the Crown.
The contract is entered into after the registration of a Tax Arrears Certificate and before the expiry of the one-year period following the registration date.
The Tax Arrears PAD Agreement shall not be transferred to another property.
More Definitions of Tax Arrears
Tax Arrears means taxes that remain unpaid after December 31 of the year in which they are imposed pursuant to section 326(1)(c) of the Act.
Tax Arrears means Property Taxes that remain unpaid after the date on which they are due.
Tax Arrears means taxes that remain unpaid after the day on which they are due. (« arriéré de taxes »)
Tax Arrears means any portion of property taxes that remain unpaid after the date on which they are due and includes late payment charges or other charges added to the tax roll.
Tax Arrears. – means any portion of Property Taxes that remain unpaid after the date on which the taxes are due.
Tax Arrears means an amount of the tax not paid in due time by the taxpayer in accordance with the procedure laid down in the tax law or a subordinate legal act adopted on the basis thereof.
Tax Arrears means taxes that remain unpaid after the expiry of the period for payment.