Washington § 82.38.375 - Fuel tax evasion — Return of seized property.

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§ 82.38.375. Fuel tax evasion — Return of seized property.

(1) The state patrol and the department may return property seized and proceeds from the sale of fuel under this chapter when it is shown that there was no intention to violate this chapter.
(2) When property is returned under this section, the state patrol and the department may return the goods to the parties from whom they were seized if and when the parties pay all applicable taxes and interest.
[ 2003 c 358 s 10.]

Notes

Captions not law—2003 c 358: See note following RCW 82.38.270.

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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