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OAG 79-544 is cited in OAG 82-100 to draw a parallel between a previous situation where tax bills were distributed late and the current situation where tax collection was delayed due to the actions of the sheriffs. The decision uses the reasoning from OAG 79-544 regarding the intent of tax penalties and discounts to support its conclusion that taxpayers should only be charged a two percent penalty for a period of thirty days after the sheriff begins accepting payments, despite the normal rules.
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