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    • Tax - Property
    • Title 2 - State Department of Assessments and Taxation
    • Subtitle 1 - Administration and Operations
    • Section 2-108 - Oath Required

    Maryland Statutes
    Subtitle 1 - Administration and Operations
    Section 2-108 - Oath Required

    (a)    Before taking office, each assessor shall take the oath required by Article I, § 9 of the Maryland Constitution.
        (b)    The assessor shall take the oath before the clerk or a deputy clerk of the circuit court for the county:
            (1)    in which the assessor resides; or
            (2)    that is designated by the Director.

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    Structure Maryland Statutes

    Maryland Statutes

    Tax - Property

    Title 2 - State Department of Assessments and Taxation

    Subtitle 1 - Administration and Operations

    Section 2-101 - Department Established

    Section 2-102 - Director of Assessments and Taxation

    Section 2-103 - Staff and Consultants

    Section 2-104 - State Supervisor of Assessments and Area Supervisors

    Section 2-105 - Supervisors of Assessments -- in General

    Section 2-106 - Supervisors of Assessments -- Provision of Offices, Equipment, and Other Facilities; Cost Administration

    Section 2-107 - Assessors

    Section 2-108 - Oath Required

    Section 2-109 - Classifications, Compensation, and Qualifications of Departmental Employees

    Section 2-110 - Incentives for Assessors

    Section 2-111 - Substitution of Experience for Assessor's Educational Qualifications

    Section 2-112 - State Tax Sale Ombudsman

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