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House Bill 1710
ARCHIVE (2007)
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| DIGEST OF HB1710 (Updated February 22, 2007 11:40 am - DI 84) Dishonored check charges. Requires a special counsel or collection agency that makes a claim on behalf of the department of state revenue (department) or a county treasurer to levy on a taxpayer's property at a financial institution to: (1) submit certain information concerning the claim to the financial institution; and (2) pay a fee of $10 for each claim submitted to the financial institution. Provides that a financial institution, special counsel, or collection agency may not assess or pass along the $10 fee to: (1) the department; (2) the county treasurer; (3) the taxpayer; or (4) any other individual or governmental unit. Prohibits a bank from charging a fee for a dishonored check to any party other than the maker or drawer of the check, to the extent the prohibition applies to a federally chartered bank. |
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- Introduced Bill > (PDF)
- Fiscal Impact Statement(s): >1(PDF), >2(PDF), >3(PDF), >4(PDF)
- Roll Call(s): >No. 220(PDF), >No. 5926(PDF)
- House Committee Reports
- House Amendments
- Filed: >1710-1, >1710-1(PDF), >1710-2, >1710-2(PDF), >1710-3, >1710-3(PDF), >1710-4, >1710-4(PDF), >1710-5, >1710-5(PDF)
- Passed: >1710-2, >1710-2(PDF), >1710-5, >1710-5(PDF)
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