§ 44-1-34. Tax administrator to prepare list of delinquent taxpayers — Notice — Public inspection.
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the tax administrator may, on a quarterly basis,
(1) Prepare a list of the one hundred (100) delinquent taxpayers under chapter 44-30 who owe the largest amount of state tax and whose taxes have been unpaid for a period in excess of ninety (90) days following the date their tax was due.
(2) Prepare a list of the one hundred (100) delinquent taxpayers collectively under chapters 44-11, 44-12, 44-13, 44-14, 44-15, 44-17, 44-18, and 44-20, who owe the largest amount of state tax and whose taxes have been unpaid for a period in excess of ninety (90) days following the date their tax was due.
(3) Each list may contain the name and address of each delinquent taxpayer, the type of tax levied, and the amount of the delinquency, including interest and penalty, as of the end of the quarter. No taxpayer shall be included on such list if the tax assessment in question is the subject of an appeal.
(b) The tax administrator shall not list any delinquent taxpayer until such time as he or she gives the delinquent taxpayer thirty (30) days’ notice of intent to publish the taxpayer’s delinquency. Said notice shall be sent to the taxpayer’s last known address by regular and certified mail. If during said thirty (30) day period the taxpayer makes satisfactory arrangement for payment of the delinquent tax, the name of such taxpayer shall not be published as long as the taxpayer does not default on any payment agreement entered into with the division of taxation.
(c) Any such list prepared by the tax division shall be available to the public for inspection by any person and may be published by the tax administrator on the tax division website.
History of Section.P.L. 2003, ch. 376, art. 7, § 8; P.L. 2011, ch. 151, art. 19, § 18.
Structure Rhode Island General Laws
Chapter 44-1 - State Tax Officials
Section 44-1-1. - Tax administrator — Appointment.
Section 44-1-2. - Powers and duties of tax administrator.
Section 44-1-3. - Delegation of power to collect fees.
Section 44-1-4. - Rules and regulations.
Section 44-1-6. - Additional collection powers — Nonresident contractors.
Section 44-1-7. - Interest on delinquent payments.
Section 44-1-7.1. - Interest on overpayments.
Section 44-1-8. - Taxes and fees as debt to state.
Section 44-1-9. - Extension of time for filing of reports.
Section 44-1-10. - Compromise or abatement of uncollectible or excessive taxes.
Section 44-1-11. - Refund or credit for overpayments.
Section 44-1-11.1. - Set-off for delinquent taxes — Trust funds.
Section 44-1-12. - Reports under oath — False statements.
Section 44-1-13. - Notice to administrator of constitutional or construction questions in court.
Section 44-1-14.1. - Joint examinations of returns with other jurisdictions.
Section 44-1-15. - Destruction of obsolete records — Preservation of corporate returns.
Section 44-1-16 - — 44-1-22. Repealed.
Section 44-1-23. - Release of tax liens.
Section 44-1-24. - Acquisition of property for delinquent state taxes.
Section 44-1-25. - Priority of state tax actions.
Section 44-1-26. - Reciprocal enforcement of tax liabilities between this state and other states.
Section 44-1-27. - Uncollectible checks.
Section 44-1-28. - Mailing as timely tax filing and payment.
Section 44-1-29. - Collection by writ of execution.
Section 44-1-31. - Taxes and child support to be paid by electronic funds transfer.
Section 44-1-31.1. - Returns to be filed by paid tax return preparers electronically.
Section 44-1-32. - Hearing on application by taxpayer.
Section 44-1-33. - Indemnification.
Section 44-1-35. - Outside collection agencies.
Section 44-1-37. - Administrative penalties and attorney’s fees.
Section 44-1-38. - Jeopardy determinations.