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Arkansas Code Title 26. Taxation § 26-18-1104. Definition

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

As used in this subchapter, “taxpayer” means an individual or entity that:

(1) Is challenging the state's taxing jurisdiction over the taxpayer; or

(2) Has standing to challenge a decision by the Department of Finance and Administration:

(A) Imposing liability for a tax, penalty, or interest;

(B) Denying a credit or deduction;

(C) Denying a refund, credit, or incentive claim or application;

(D) Canceling, refusing, or revoking a license or permit under § 26-18-601, § 26-52-803, § 26-55-219, § 26-55-224, § 26-55-231, § 26-56-204, § 26-56-311, § 26-57-413, § 26-57-419, or § 26-62-204;

(E) Closing a noncompliant taxpayer's business;

(F) Relating to a jeopardy assessment;

(G) Seizing a vending device or a coin-operated amusement device; or

(H) Taking any other action that provides a taxpayer the right to a hearing with the Tax Appeals Commission under state law.

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