Vermont § 22 - Tax collections The Town Treasurer shall collect real and personal property taxes and penalty and interest charges
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§ 22. Tax collections The Town Treasurer shall collect real and personal property taxes and penalty and interest charges
- . The Town shall not elect other collectors of current or delinquent
taxes. The Town Treasurer shall deposit all taxes, penalties, and interest charges
in the Town accounts for the benefit of the Town of Underhill.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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