Rhode Island § 44-6-2 § 44-6-2. Remedy against illegal or overtax — Deficiencies in collections.

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§ 44-6-2 — § 44-6-2. Remedy against illegal or overtax — Deficiencies in collections.

Rhode Island § 44-6-2

Title 44Taxation

Ch. 44-6Assessment and Collection of State Taxes

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-6-2 (2026).

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§ 44-6-2. Remedy against illegal or overtax — Deficiencies in collections.
Every person who shall be overtaxed, or illegally taxed, shall have the same remedy
            as if it were a city or town tax; and if, on petition, judgment is given that the
            person is overtaxed, or illegally taxed, or if any person's tax for any cause is not
            collected, the deficiency caused by this in the tax or in the city or town's proportion
            of the tax shall be paid to the state by the town treasurer, out of the city or town
            treasury.
         

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§ 44-6-2. Remedy against illegal or overtax — Deficiencies in collections.

Every person who shall be overtaxed, or illegally taxed, shall have the same remedy as if it were a city or town tax; and if, on petition, judgment is given that the person is overtaxed, or illegally taxed, or if any person's tax for any cause is not collected, the deficiency caused by this in the tax or in the city or town's proportion of the tax shall be paid to the state by the town treasurer, out of the city or town treasury.