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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

135.050 Action by Department of Revenue to ascertain and collect taxes --

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Injunction -- Attachment and garnishment.
(1)The commissioner of revenue shall prosecute diligently the collection of all license
fees, omitted license, inheritance, estate, income, excise or franchise taxes,
judgments or other moneys, claims or demands due the state from any person.
(2)The Department of Revenue may institute legal proceedings to ascertain the amount
of tax due under any statute imposing a license, excise or income tax in favor of the
state, and to enforce the collection of the amount due and the penalties and interest
thereon, and, in the case of a license or excise tax, to enjoin the operation of the
business of the delinquent until the tax is paid.
(3)The Department of Revenue may, at or after the commencement of an action under
subsection
(2)of this section to collect the amount of license, excise or income tax
due and the penalties and interest thereon, have an attachment against the property
of the person liable for the tax or a garnishment of his debtors, without the
execution of a bond.
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