Sec. 18. If the county auditor is unable to perform the fiscal requirements of the county auditor's position, the county shall hire or contract with a qualified certified public accountant to: (1) provide guidance to the county auditor regarding the performance of the county auditor's responsibilities; or (2) perform the county auditor's fiscal responsibilities. The county auditor is considered to be unable to perform the fiscal requirements of the county auditor's position if the county is declared unauditable under IC 5-11-1-9 (b). IC 36-2-10 Chapter 10. County Treasurer 36-2-10-1 Application of chapter 36-2-10-2 Residence; term of office 36-2-10-2.5 County treasurer training courses 36-2-10-3 Removal 36-2-10-4 Location of office; business hours and days 36-2-10-5 Legal action on days office is closed 36-2-10-6 Administration of oaths 36-2-10-7 Inspection of records and office 36-2-10-8 Delivery of all public money on expiration of term 36-2-10-9 Receipt and disbursement of money 36-2-10-10 Issuance of receipts 36-2-10-11 Payment of warrants; want of funds; legal interest; redemption notice 36-2-10-12 Redemption of warrant; notation of interest 36-2-10-13 Redemption of warrant; order of presentation; warrants in payment of county taxes 36-2-10-14 Deposit of redeemed warrants; receipt 36-2-10-15 Separate accounts of receipts and expenditures; general account; tax receipts 36-2-10-16 Monthly financial report 36-2-10-17 Annual settlement with county executive 36-2-10-18 Semiannual settlement with county auditor 36-2-10-19 "Financial institution" defined; duties and responsibilities as tax collecting agents 36-2-10-20 Burglary of treasury; reimbursement by appropriation 36-2-10-21 Money found on dead bodies 36-2-10-22 Civil action to collect money 36-2-10-23 Payments to treasurer; financial instruments; charges or fees; bureau of motor vehicles 36-2-10-24 Personal liability 36-2-10-25 County treasurer unable to perform fiscal responsibilities
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