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Florida Statutes > Chapter 192 - Taxation: General Provisions
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Title XIV
> Chapter 192 - Taxation: General Provisions
Current as of: 2011
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§ 192.001
Definitions
§ 192.0105
Taxpayer rights
§ 192.011
All property to be assessed
§ 192.032
Situs of property for assessment purposes
§ 192.037
Fee timeshare real property; taxes and assessments; escrow
§ 192.042
Date of assessment
§ 192.047
Date of filing
§ 192.053
Lien for unpaid taxes
§ 192.071
Administration of oaths
§ 192.091
Commissions of property appraisers and tax collectors
§ 192.102
Payment of property appraisers’ and collectors’ commissions
§ 192.105
Unlawful disclosure of federal tax information; penalty
§ 192.115
Performance review panel
§ 192.117
Property Tax Administration Task Force
§ 192.123
Notification of veteran’s guardian
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U.S. Code Provisions: Revenue
U.S. Code Title 26 > Subtitle A > Chapter 6 - Consolidated Returns
Federal Regulations: Revenue
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