Sec. 5. At any time after a judgment arising from a tax warrant has been recorded, the department may obtain a court order restraining the person owing the tax from conducting business in Indiana. The restraining order is valid as long as the judgment remains in effect, but the department may have the order dissolved if it feels that by dissolving the order the judgment will be easier to collect.
As added by Acts 1980, P.L.61, SEC.1. Amended by P.L.129-2001, SEC.25.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 8.1. Department of State Revenue; Tax Administration
6-8.1-8-1. Form of Payment; Receipt
6-8.1-8-1.5. Partial Payment of Tax
6-8.1-8-1.7. Required Periodic Payments by Electronic Funds Transfer
6-8.1-8-3. Judgments Arising From Tax Warrants; Collection
6-8.1-8-4. Judgment Arising From Tax Warrant; Collection by Department; Special Counsel
6-8.1-8-6. Receivership; Court Order; Appeal
6-8.1-8-7. Remedies Cumulative
6-8.1-8-8. Uncollected Tax Warrants; Action by Department
6-8.1-8-8.5. Enforceability of Judgment Arising From Tax Warrant
6-8.1-8-8.7. Data Match System; Financial Institutions
6-8.1-8-9. Levy Release or Tax Warrant Surrender; Grounds
6-8.1-8-10. Bank Charges Incurred Through Erroneous Levy; Reimbursement
6-8.1-8-11. Filing Claim for Reimbursement
6-8.1-8-13. Response to Claim; Denial; Notice
6-8.1-8-14. Determination of Uncollectible Liability; Effect on Lien
6-8.1-8-15. Levying Against Unclaimed Property
6-8.1-8-17. Tax Warrant Issued to a Taxpayer Who Has Not Filed a Return