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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 77 — Revenue and Taxation

77-2610. Stamps; redemption by Tax Commissioner; errors; adjust.

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Upon the written request of the original purchaser thereof and upon the return of any unused stamps, the Tax Commissioner shall redeem such stamps. The Tax Commissioner shall prepare a voucher showing the amount of such returned unused stamps and shall cause to be drawn a warrant upon the State Treasurer for such amount in favor of the person returning such unused stamps. The refunds shall be paid from the various funds named in section 77-2602 in the same proportions as the proceeds of the tax are allocated. By the terms of sections 77-2601 to 77-2615 , the Tax Commissioner and the State Treasurer are specifically authorized to adjust all errors in payments for unused stamps.
This act which includes sections 77-2602, 77-2610, 77-2616, and 85-1,100 is valid under the Constitutions of Nebraska and the United States. Sandberg v. State, 188 Neb. 335, 196 N.W.2d 501 (1972).
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