General Tax Laws of the State of Vermont (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1918 Excerpt: ...valuation of each separate 56 vt 603' piece or parcel of taxable real estate in the town, owned by each tax 57 vt 41.' payer; so vt 234 V. The appraised valuation of such taxpayer's personal estate taxable s1 vt 319 in the town; VI. The amount of deduction for debts owing, if any, to be made from the appraised valuation of such taxable personal estate; VII. The amount, if any, at which such taxpayer's poll is set in the list; VIII. The sum obtained by adding the poll, if any, to one per cent of the appraised valuation of such taxpayer's real and personal estate not exempt from taxation. 191o, No. 46, i 2. Sec. 796. Grand list book; form. The grand list book shall contain, among other things, spaces and columns necessary and convenient to show the particulars mentioned in the preceding section. Four other columns shall be added thereto which shall be marked "abstract" at the head thereof. The first of such columns shall precede the one wherein the appraised valuation of each separate piece or parcel of real estate not exempt from taxation shall appear in the grand list when completed. The second shall precede the column wherein the valuation of taxable personal estate shall thus appear. The third shall precede the column wherein the total amount of deductions for debts owing shall thus appear. The fourth shall precede the one wherein the value of each taxable poll shall thus appear. When List Lost or Destroyed. p. s. i 572 Sec. 797. New appraisal. When the grand list of a town becomes 1896, No., . 1ost or destroyed, the listers shall at once make a new appraisal of all taxable property in such town, and return the same to the office of the town clerk within sixty days from such appraisal, in the manner provided for the appraisal of real and pers...