Taxation and valuation rules for personal property estate
The document outlines the duties of township assessors and county auditors to list and value personal property for taxation, including sales of mercantile goods, household effects, and business inventories. It details reporting timelines, oath requirements, bond provisions, and penalties for noncompliance, with emphasis on valuation methods and the handling of absent or unable individuals.
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