South Dakota § 42-7B-73 Distress warrant--Seizure and sale of personal property.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 42-7B-73 — Distress warrant--Seizure and sale of personal property.

South Dakota § 42-7B-73

Title 42RECREATION AND SPORTS

Ch. 42-6LIMITED CARD GAMES, SLOT MACHINES, CRAPS, ROULETTE, AND KENO

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S.D. Codified Laws § 42-7B-73 (2026).

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After a notice of lien has been filed as provided in § 42-7B-72 , the commission may at any time require the county treasurer to issue a distress warrant in the manner provided in chapter 10-56 . Immediately upon receipt of the warrant, the sheriff shall proceed to collect the tax, penalty, or interest due by seizure and sale of personal property as provided in chapter 10-56 . The sheriff shall remit the amount collected to the county treasurer who shall remit the money to the commission. For such service, the sheriff may collect from the taxpayer and retain the compensation provided in chapter 10-56 , but the sheriff's compensation may not be deducted from any tax, penalty, or interest collected. Checking, savings, and similar accounts are personal property and are subject to seizure by t

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After a notice of lien has been filed as provided in § 42-7B-72 , the commission may at any time require the county treasurer to issue a distress warrant in the manner provided in chapter 10-56 . Immediately upon receipt of the warrant, the sheriff shall proceed to collect the tax, penalty, or interest due by seizure and sale of personal property as provided in chapter 10-56 . The sheriff shall remit the amount collected to the county treasurer who shall remit the money to the commission. For such service, the sheriff may collect from the taxpayer and retain the compensation provided in chapter 10-56 , but the sheriff's compensation may not be deducted from any tax, penalty, or interest collected. Checking, savings, and similar accounts are personal property and are subject to seizure by the sheriff for the purpose of satisfying the distress warrant.