Maine Revised Statutes Title 36 — Taxation
36 M.R.S. § 178
Priority of tax
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Whenever the estate of a deceased person liable for any tax is insufficient to pay all the debts owed by the decedent or whenever the estate and effects of an absconding, concealed or absent person liable for any tax are levied upon by process of law, the tax, together with interest attaching thereto, must be first settled. This section may not be construed to give the State a preference over any recorded lien that attached prior to the date when the tax became due.
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In this chapter (40 sections)
- 143 · Compromise of tax liability
- 144 · Application for refund
- 145 · Declaration of jeopardy
- 151 · Review of decisions of State Tax Assessor
- 151-A · Additional safeguards
- 151-B · Independent Appeals Office
- 151-C · Taxpayer advocate and experience officer
- 151-D · Maine Board of Tax Appeals
- 152 · Payment of contested taxes
- 153 · Time of filing or paying
- 171 · Demand letter
- 172 · Denial, suspension or revocation of license
- 173 · Collection by warrant
- 174 · Collection by civil action
- 175 · Applicants for license or renewal of license
- 175-A · Tax lien
- 176 · Levy
- 176-A · Levy upon property
- 176-B · Access to financial records of individuals who owe Maine taxes
- 177 · Trust fund status of certain collections
- 178 · Priority of tax
- 182 · Injunctions
- 183 · Criminal offenses; statute of limitations
- 183-A · Subsequent offenses
- 184 · Criminal offenses
- 184-A · Intentional evasion of tax
- 185 · Set-off
- 185-A · Setoff of refunds to debts owed to other agencies of the State
- 186 · Interest
- 186-A · Additional interest
- 187 · Penalties
- 187-A · Preparer penalty
- 187-B · Penalties
- 188 · Remedies not exclusive
- 189 · Taxes as additional
- 190 · Effect of repeal
- 191 · Confidentiality of tax records
- 192 · Miscellaneous
- 193 · Returns; declaration covering perjury; submission of returns and…
- 194 · Data warehouse