Rhode Island § 44-6.4-8 § 44-6.4-8. Analysis of amnesty program by tax administrator.

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§ 44-6.4-8 — § 44-6.4-8. Analysis of amnesty program by tax administrator.

Rhode Island § 44-6.4-8

Title 44Taxation

Ch. 44-6.4Rhode Island Tax Amnesty Act

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-6.4-8 (2026).

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§ 44-6.4-8. Analysis of amnesty program by tax administrator.
The tax administrator shall provide an analysis of the amnesty program to the chairpersons
            of the house finance committee and senate finance committee, with copies to the members
            of the revenue estimating conference, by January 1, 2013. The report shall include
            an analysis of revenues received by tax source, distinguishing between the tax collected
            and interest collected for each source. In addition, the report shall further identify
            the amounts that are new revenues from those already included in the general revenue
            receivable taxes, defined under generally accepted accounting principles

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§ 44-6.4-8. Analysis of amnesty program by tax administrator.

The tax administrator shall provide an analysis of the amnesty program to the chairpersons of the house finance committee and senate finance committee, with copies to the members of the revenue estimating conference, by January 1, 2013. The report shall include an analysis of revenues received by tax source, distinguishing between the tax collected and interest collected for each source. In addition, the report shall further identify the amounts that are new revenues from those already included in the general revenue receivable taxes, defined under generally accepted accounting principles and the state's audited financial statements.