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Tax recovery officer jurisdiction enables transfer of recovery authority to another officer to expedite or secure arrears recovery. The Tax Recovery Officer competent to act is the officer within whose jurisdiction the assessee carries on business, has a principal place of business, resides, or holds movable or immovable property, or an officer assigned jurisdiction. That officer may send a prescribed certificate to another officer when unable to recover the whole amount locally or when transfer is necessary to expedite or secure recovery; the receiving officer then assumes jurisdiction and proceeds to recover the specified tax arrear under the Chapter.
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<h1>Tax recovery officer jurisdiction enables transfer of recovery authority to another officer to expedite or secure arrears recovery.</h1> The Tax Recovery Officer competent to act is the officer within whose jurisdiction the assessee carries on business, has a principal place of business, resides, or holds movable or immovable property, or an officer assigned jurisdiction. That officer may send a prescribed certificate to another officer when unable to recover the whole amount locally or when transfer is necessary to expedite or secure recovery; the receiving officer then assumes jurisdiction and proceeds to recover the specified tax arrear under the Chapter.