Alabama Code (Last Updated: November 28, 2014) |
Title40 REVENUE AND TAXATION. |
Chapter7. ASSESSMENT OF TAXES GENERALLY. |
Article2. Statewide Property Reappraisal. |
Division 1. General Provisions. |
§ 40-7-60. Inspection and supervision of program; regulation by schedule of individual county-by-county reappraisal. |
§ 40-7-61. Procedures and standards; contract work to be inspected and approved by department. |
§ 40-7-62. Property appraised at fair and reasonable market value; basis of assessment for ad valorem taxes. |
§ 40-7-63. Time for completion of appraisal. |
§ 40-7-64. Department to prescribe procedures, standards, forms, records, and progress reports for counties and to design permanent uniform record system. |
§ 40-7-65. Employment of appraisal firms as consultants; firms or appraisers to be bona fide state residents. |
§ 40-7-66. Consultations with county governing bodies and tax assessors; determination of system of appraisal; general schedule for completion of appraisal to be established. |
§ 40-7-68. Cost of program for equalization of ad valorem taxes to be prorated among county agencies. |
§ 40-7-69. Authority to issue revenue bonds to finance program. |
§ 40-7-72. Additional appropriations. |
§ 40-7-74. Administration of program. |
§ 40-7-73. Avoidance or frustration of provisions or intent of article. |
§ 40-7-75. Reappraisal of taxable property in Marshall County. |
Division 2. County Bonds for Purpose of Paying Costs of Reappraisal. |
§ 40-7-90. Definitions. |
§ 40-7-91. Legislative intent. |
§ 40-7-92. Authorization to issue warrants. |
§ 40-7-93. Special pledges for payment. |
§ 40-7-94. Authorization to issue refunding warrants. |
§ 40-7-95. Warrants to be legal investments for trust funds. |
§ 40-7-96. Issuance of warrants deemed to constitute audit and allowance of claim. |
§ 40-7-97. Conflicts with other laws. |
§ 40-7-98. Payment of pro rata shares of principal of and interest on warrants. |
§ 40-7-99. Warrants exempt from laws relative to usury, interest, etc. |
§ 40-7-100. Division supplemental to Division 1 of this article. |