Tax priority on property secures government claims as a first charge, subject to insolvency law exceptions. Amounts payable by a taxable person for tax, interest or penalty constitute a first charge on that person's property, prevailing over contrary laws except ... Summary
Tax priority on property secures government claims as a first charge, subject to insolvency law exceptions.
Amounts payable by a taxable person for tax, interest or penalty constitute a first charge on that person's property, prevailing over contrary laws except insofar as the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code provides otherwise, thereby creating a statutory priority securing government tax claims against the taxpayer's assets.
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