Maine Revised Statutes Title 36 — Taxation
36 M.R.S. § 183
Criminal offenses; statute of limitations
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Notwithstanding Title 17‑A, section 8 , prosecution of any crime defined in this Title must be commenced within 6 years after it has been committed.
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In this chapter (40 sections)
- 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
- 194-A · Review of certain changes in the application of sales and use…
- 194-B · National criminal history record information