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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

136.050 Time of payment of corporation, property, and franchise taxes -- Interest -

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- Penalties.
(1)Except where otherwise specially provided, all corporations required to make
reports to the Department of Revenue shall pay all taxes due the state from them
into the State Treasury at the same time as natural persons are required to pay taxes,
and when delinquent shall pay the same rate of interest and penalties as natural
persons who are delinquent.
(2)All state taxes assessed against any corporation under the provisions of KRS
136.120 to 136.200 shall be due and payable as provided in KRS 131.110. All
county, city, school, and other taxes so assessed shall be due and payable thirty
days after notice of the amount of the tax is given by the collecting officer. The
state, county, city, school, and other taxes found to be due on any protested
assessment or portion thereof shall begin to bear legal interest on the sixty-first day
after the Board of Tax Appeals acknowledges receipt of a protest of any assessment
or enters an order to certify the unprotested portion of any assessment until paid,
except that in no event shall interest begin to accrue prior to January 1 following
April 30 of the year in which the report is due. Every corporation so assessed that
fails to pay its taxes when due shall be deemed delinquent, a penalty of ten percent
(10%) on the amount of the tax shall attach, and thereafter the tax shall bear interest
at the tax interest rate as defined in KRS 131.010(6).
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