LAC 61:V.123

LAC 61:V.123. Statutes Pertaining to Specific Personal Property

Last amended: 2022Year: 2026Length: 96 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 61, pt. V, § 123

A. Listing and Assessing of Notes and Indebtedness 1. All credits, including open accounts, bills receivable, judgments and all promissory notes, not exempt, shall be assessed at the personal property ratio. Valuation shall be at an average of the capital employed in the business after deduction from accounts payable, bills payable and other liabilities of a similar character, not exempt. Liabilities due from branches or subsidiaries shall not be deducted (R.S. 47:1962). 2. Indebtedness and all evidence of indebtedness, shall be taxable only at the situs and domicile of the holder or owner thereof (R.S. 47:1952).
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