Vermont § 3691 - General rule Taxable tangible personal estate shall be set in the list to the last owner thereof on
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§ 3691. General rule Taxable tangible personal estate shall be set in the list to the last owner thereof on
- April 1 in each year, in the town, village, school, and fire district where such
property is situated, with the exception that such personal estate situated within
this State owned by persons residing outside the State or by persons unknown to the
listers shall be set in the list to the person having the same in charge, in the town,
village, school, and fire district where the same is situated and shall be holden
for all taxes assessed on such list
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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