Rhode Island § 44-7-23 § 44-7-23. Exemption on uninhabited buildings.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 44-7-23 — § 44-7-23. Exemption on uninhabited buildings.

Rhode Island § 44-7-23

Title 44Taxation

Ch. 44-7Collection of Taxes Generally

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-7-23 (2026).

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§ 44-7-23. Exemption on uninhabited buildings.
No city or town council may cancel or abate, in whole or in part, taxes assessed upon
            any real property consisting of an uninhabited, boarded up, or otherwise uninhabitable
            building unless the property is or will be subject to eminent domain proceedings by
            the state or local government or an agency of these, and the state or local government
            or an agency of these participating in the eminent domain proceedings certifies that
            fact in writing to the city or town council.
         

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§ 44-7-23. Exemption on uninhabited buildings.

No city or town council may cancel or abate, in whole or in part, taxes assessed upon any real property consisting of an uninhabited, boarded up, or otherwise uninhabitable building unless the property is or will be subject to eminent domain proceedings by the state or local government or an agency of these, and the state or local government or an agency of these participating in the eminent domain proceedings certifies that fact in writing to the city or town council.