Utah § 59-1-1101 - Private collection of tax -- Fee.
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§ 59-1-1101. Private collection of tax -- Fee.
59-1-1101. Private collection of tax -- Fee.
| (1) | The commission is authorized to employ private collectors for the collection of accounts that are unpaid over 12 months after the assessment date. |
| (2) | Up to, but no more than, 33% of the money collected may be used to offset the payment to a private collector. |
| (3) | The commission may authorize a private collector described in Subsection (1) to contract with a third party for services for the collection of accounts that the commission refers to the private collector. |
Amended by Chapter 393, 2021 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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