Arkansas Code § 14-86-1002

Remission of delinquent penalties
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The board of improvement of any levee, drainage, street improvement, and other districts, however created, may remit, by resolution duly adopted of a general character applicable alike to all lands and property assessed in the districts for taxes, all that part of any penalty which has accrued upon delinquent tax assessments, in excess of ten percent (10%) for these tax delinquencies. Acts 1941, No. 268, § 1; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-1130.
The board of improvement of any levee, drainage, street improvement, and other districts, however created, may remit, by resolution duly adopted of a general character applicable alike to all lands and property assessed in the districts for taxes, all that part of any penalty which has accrued upon delinquent tax assessments, in excess of ten percent (10%) for these tax delinquencies. Acts 1941, No. 268, § 1; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-1130.
The board of improvement of any levee, drainage, street improvement, and other districts, however created, may remit, by resolution duly adopted of a general character applicable alike to all lands and property assessed in the districts for taxes, all that part of any penalty which has accrued upon delinquent tax assessments, in excess of ten percent (10%) for these tax delinquencies. Acts 1941, No. 268, § 1; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-1130.
The board of improvement of any levee, drainage, street improvement, and other districts, however created, may remit, by resolution duly adopted of a general character applicable alike to all lands and property assessed in the districts for taxes, all that part of any penalty which has accrued upon delinquent tax assessments, in excess of ten percent (10%) for these tax delinquencies.
Acts 1941, No. 268, § 1; A.S.A. 1947, § 20-1130.

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