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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 105 — Taxation

§ 105-461. Duty of finance officer, etc.

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§ 105-461. Duty of finance officer, etc.
The finance officer or other proper officer of each local government to which this Subchapter is applicable shall certify each month to the Treasurer of the State of North Carolina a statement of the amount received by the local government direct from the Authority.
No local government shall be entitled to receive its distributive share of said fund from the Treasurer of the State of North Carolina until the foregoing information has been properly furnished. If any such local government shall fail to furnish the information herein required within 10 days from and after receipt by it from the Department of Revenue of request for the same, forwarded by registered mail, then and in that event it shall be barred from participating in the benefits provided for the period for which the same is requested. (1941, c. 85, s. 4; 1973, c. 476, s. 193; 2009-569, s. 3.)
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