Louisiana § 47:876 Collection of taxes

Louisiana Statutes

§ 47:876 — Collection of taxes

Louisiana·Title 47 Revenue and Taxation

A.Each person placing a purchase order for a delivery sale shall remit to the secretary all taxes imposed by this state with respect to such delivery sale, except that such collection and remission shall not be required to the extent such person has obtained proof, in the form of the presence of applicable tax stamps or otherwise, that such taxes already have been paid to the state.

B.In addition to the obligations to pay any taxes, as provided in Subsection A of this Section, the person placing a purchase order for delivery sale shall also be obligated to pay any interest, costs, and attorney fees incurred in obtaining payment of the taxes imposed by this state as well as any penalties assessed under this Chapter.

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A. Each person placing a purchase order for a delivery sale shall remit to the secretary all taxes imposed by this state with respect to such delivery sale, except that such collection and remission shall not be required to the extent such person has obtained proof, in the form of the presence of applicable tax stamps or otherwise, that such taxes already have been paid to the state.
B. In addition to the obligations to pay any taxes, as provided in Subsection A of this Section, the person placing a purchase order for delivery sale shall also be obligated to pay any interest, costs, and attorney fees incurred in obtaining payment of the taxes imposed by this state as well as any penalties assessed under this Chapter.

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