Arizona § 48-131 Compromise of taxes

Arizona Statutes

§ 48-131 — Compromise of taxes

Arizona § 48-131

Title 48Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

Art. 3Compromise of District Taxes

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 48-131 (2026).

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Boards of directors of irrigation districts, electrical districts, agricultural improvement districts, drainage districts, power districts, flood control districts, irrigation water delivery districts and other similar districts are authorized to compromise any district taxes levied against any parcel or parcels of land:

1.In all instances where the board finds that the parcel or parcels of land against which the taxes are assessed and levied are not worth the amount of such taxes, plus all other unpaid taxes levied against the land.

2.When the board finds that at the time when the taxes were assessed and levied, the parcel or parcels of land were not susceptible of profitable cultivation, but such compromise shall not be made until all coupons, warrants or installments on bonds for th

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Boards of directors of irrigation districts, electrical districts, agricultural improvement districts, drainage districts, power districts, flood control districts, irrigation water delivery districts and other similar districts are authorized to compromise any district taxes levied against any parcel or parcels of land:

1. In all instances where the board finds that the parcel or parcels of land against which the taxes are assessed and levied are not worth the amount of such taxes, plus all other unpaid taxes levied against the land.

2. When the board finds that at the time when the taxes were assessed and levied, the parcel or parcels of land were not susceptible of profitable cultivation, but such compromise shall not be made until all coupons, warrants or installments on bonds for the payment of which the district taxes were assessed and levied have been fully paid.