Utah Admin. Code R867-2B-3 - Sale of Seized Property Pursuant to Utah Code Ann. Section 59-1-703
A. The Commission
must approve all sales of seized property sold, pursuant to Section
59-1-703(8),
prior to the Commission's final decision on the appeal.
B. The taxpayer will be notified in writing
of the intent to sell the seized property at least ten days prior to the sale
except when the seized property is perishable. Perishable property may be sold
immediately.
C. Expenses of
retaining the seized property will be determined by taking into account such
things as the appraised value of the property, the storage costs for the
projected appeal period, conservation, depreciation, and maintenance.
D. A taxpayer may stop a sale of seized
property by posting a bond with the Tax Commission, equal to the appraised
value of the property, within three days of the notice of sale.
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