Louisiana Revised Statutes — Title 47 (Revenue and Taxation)
La. R.S. 47:2129
Payment; receipt
All statutory impositions shown on the notice sent to the tax debtor shall be paid in cash, or at the discretion of the tax collector, by other forms of payment. The tax collector may charge a processing fee to recover the additional cost of accepting other forms of payment. The tax collector shall keep a written record of each payment identifying the amount paid and the assessment number and shall provide a written notice of payment to each tax debtor if the tax debtor so requests. The tax collector may refuse to accept payment of less than all the outstanding statutory impositions, and the processing fee, other than as provided in R.S. 47:2130.
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In this chapter (15 sections)
- 47:2126 · Duty of assessors; single assessment; exception
- 47:2127 · Time for payment; interest and penalty; notification
- 47:2127.1 · Immovable property; lots assessed together
- 47:2128 · Repealed by Acts 2024, No. 774, §2
- 47:2129 · Payment; receipt
- 47:2129.1 · Quarterly payments; Rapides Parish
- 47:2130 · Public calamity; postponement of statutory impositions…
- 47:2131 · Repealed by
- 47:2132 · Refund of statutory impositions erroneously paid
- 47:2133 · Prior payment of statutory impositions
- 47:2134 · Suits to recover statutory impositions paid under protest
- 47:2135 · Acceptance of pro rata ad valorem taxes on property acquired…
- 47:2136 · Duty of assessors and Louisiana Tax Commission to amend tax…
- 47:2137 · Computation of proration; placing of property on exempt roll
- 47:2138 · Advance tax payment agreement; ad valorem tax; credits