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Tax collector asks committee to let Controller cancel certain uncollectible unsecured personal property tax debt

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee · March 2, 2020
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Summary

Tax Collector David Augustine asked the Rules Committee to forward an ordinance delegating to the Controller authority to cancel limited categories of uncollectible unsecured personal property tax debt — primarily accounts over 30 years old, bankruptcy-discharged debt, and accounts where liens were not filed or renewed — to streamline migration to a new tax system.

The San Francisco tax collector told the Rules Committee on March 2 that the office seeks authority to let the Controller cancel narrowly defined categories of uncollectible unsecured personal property tax debt to avoid importing tens of thousands of bad accounts into a new property-tax system.

"This ordinance would allow for only cancellation of…

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