Vermont § 8142 Examination of officers, agents, and stockholders

Vermont Statutes

§ 8142 — Examination of officers, agents, and stockholders

Vermont § 8142

Title 32Title 32: Taxation and Finance

Ch. 211Chapter 211: Corporation Taxes

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 32, § 8142 (2026).

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On application of the Commissioner, a Justice of the Supreme Court or a Superior judge shall designate a master who may cite any officer, stockholder, agent, or clerk of a corporation or person required by this chapter to make returns or pay a tax to appear before him or her for examination upon oath by the Commissioner or to produce any book, record, or paper for inspection by the Commissioner concerning any matter as to which information is required to carry out the provisions of this chapter. By order of such Justice or judge, such testimony may be taken stenographically and transcribed in whole or in part for the use of the Commissioner, at the expense of the State. The fees and necessary expenses of a master so designated shall be fixed by the Justice or judge making the designation a

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On application of the Commissioner, a Justice of the Supreme Court or a Superior judge shall designate a master who may cite any officer, stockholder, agent, or clerk of a corporation or person required by this chapter to make returns or pay a tax to appear before him or her for examination upon oath by the Commissioner or to produce any book, record, or paper for inspection by the Commissioner concerning any matter as to which information is required to carry out the provisions of this chapter. By order of such Justice or judge, such testimony may be taken stenographically and transcribed in whole or in part for the use of the Commissioner, at the expense of the State. The fees and necessary expenses of a master so designated shall be fixed by the Justice or judge making the designation and paid by the State.