Massachusetts Statutes

§ 2A — Banks designated to receive tax payments; agreements

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title IX TAXATION·Ch. 60 COLLECTION OF LOCAL TAXES
Section 2A. The collector, with the approval of the city council in cities, the board of selectmen in towns and the town council in municipalities having a town council form of government, is hereby authorized to enter into agreements for a term of not more than three years with one or more banks as defined in chapter one hundred and sixty-seven or a national banking association or a savings and loan association authorized to do business in the commonwealth designating such bank or banking association or a savings and loan association to receive payments of any taxes or other accounts payable to such city or town. Said agreement shall provide that any tax or other account received by a designated bank shall be processed and credited in the same manner as if such payment had been received i

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