Maine § 36 §707 Exempt property; inventory required

Maine Statutes

§ 36 §707 — Exempt property; inventory required

Maine·Title 36 TAXATION·Part 2 PROPERTY TAXES·Ch. 105 CITIES AND TOWNS

Assessors shall include in their inventory, but not in the tax list, every 5 years beginning in 1963:

1.Neat cattle.

2.Property of veterans. The value of the real property of veterans and their surviving spouses and minor children not taxed;

3.Houses of religious worship. The value of the real estate of all houses of religious worship and parsonages not taxed;

4.Property of benevolent and charitable institutions. The value of all real property of benevolent and charitable institutions not taxed;

5.Property of literary institutions. The value of all real property of literary and scientific institutions not taxed;

6.Property of governmental units. The value of the real property of the United States, the State of Maine and any public municipal corporation;

7.Other property. The value o

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Assessors shall include in their inventory, but not in the tax list, every 5 years beginning in 1963:
1.
Neat cattle.
2.
Property of veterans.
The value of the real property of veterans and their surviving spouses and minor children not taxed;
3.
Houses of religious worship.
The value of the real estate of all houses of religious worship and parsonages not taxed;
4.
Property of benevolent and charitable institutions.
The value of all real property of benevolent and charitable institutions not taxed;
5.
Property of literary institutions.
The value of all real property of literary and scientific institutions not taxed;
6.
Property of governmental units.
The value of the real property of the United States, the State of Maine and any public municipal corporation;
7.
Other property.
The value of all other real property not taxed.