Maine Revised Statutes Title 36 — Taxation
36 M.R.S. § 607
Insolvent person's personal property
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If a person assessed for a personal property tax has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors or has gone into receivership before the payment of that personal property tax, the assignee or receiver must, from any money that has come to the assignee's or receiver's hands in such capacity over and above the reasonable expense of administration, pay the personal property tax so assessed to the extent of such money. In default of such payment the assignee or receiver is personally liable for the tax to the extent of the money that passed through the assignee's or receiver's hands.
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In this chapter (40 sections)
- 582-A · Payment for tax pending review
- 583 · Abatement
- 584 · Advisory Council
- 584-A · Construction
- 585 · Purpose
- 586 · Definitions
- 587 · Classification as farmland
- 588 · Planning board; open space land
- 589 · Scenic easements and development rights
- 590 · Value
- 591 · Recapture penalty
- 592 · Enforcement provision
- 593 · Application
- 594 · Exception
- 601 · Personal property; defined
- 602 · Where taxed
- 603 · Exceptions
- 604 · Mortgaged personal property; taxes
- 605 · Deceased persons
- 606-2 · Tax priority; deceased's personal property
- 607 · Insolvent person's personal property
- 608 · Blooded animals
- 609 · Sailing vessels and barges; tax rate
- 610 · Rebuilt vessels and barges; tax rate
- 610-A · Watercraft assessed as personal property
- 611 · Equipment tax
- 612 · Tax lien on personal property
- 613 · Watercraft decal
- 651 · Public property
- 652 · Property of institutions and organizations
- 653 · Estates of veterans
- 654 · Estates of certain persons
- 654-A · Estates of legally blind persons
- 655 · Personal property
- 656 · Real estate
- 657 · Purpose
- 658 · Application
- 659 · Recovery by a municipality
- 660 · Legislative review of exemptions
- 661 · Reimbursement for exemptions