Vermont § 221 - Annual statement; penalty
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§ 221. Annual statement; penalty
- (a) Annually, on or before February 5, a county treasurer shall make settlement with the
county auditor and deliver to the assistant judges of the county a statement of his
or her accounts for the year ending on January 31 preceding, exhibiting the orders
accepted by him or her, giving the number, date, amount, and payee of each, the amount
and source of revenue of the county and each item thereof, the orders paid by him
or her, giving the number, date, and amount of each, to whom made payable and for
what purpose drawn, the amount of interest paid thereon, the amount of indebtedness
of the county, with a copy of the abstract of orders outstanding and unpaid at the
commencement of such year, and the orders accepted by him or her during such year. (b) A county treasurer who fails to comply with a provision of this section, or who knowingly
makes a false return, shall be fined not more than $500.00.
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