Massachusetts § 92 Taverns and boarding houses; refusing information; penalties

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 92 — Taverns and boarding houses; refusing information; penalties

Massachusetts § 92

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title IXTAXATION

Ch. 59ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL TAXES

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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 59, § 92 (2026).

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Section 92. Keepers of taverns and boarding houses and masters and mistresses of dwelling houses, upon application of an assessor or assistant assessor of the town where their house is situated, shall give the names of all persons residing therein liable to be assessed for taxes. Every such keeper, master or mistress refusing to give such information, or knowingly giving false information, shall be punished by a fine of twenty dollars.

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Section 92. Keepers of taverns and boarding houses and masters and mistresses of dwelling houses, upon application of an assessor or assistant assessor of the town where their house is situated, shall give the names of all persons residing therein liable to be assessed for taxes. Every such keeper, master or mistress refusing to give such information, or knowingly giving false information, shall be punished by a fine of twenty dollars.

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