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What is NYC AC § 11-227?

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This section outlines the responsibilities of authorized employees of the tax commission in examining applications. It mandates that testimony taken on applications must be documented in writing and submitted to the tax commission within ten days, along with any recommendations. Applies to employees involved in application processing for tax matters.

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§ 11-227 Duties of authorized employees in examining applicants.

AC § 11-227

a. Employees of the tax commission, when authorized to take testimony on application, shall reduce such testimony to writing. b. Within ten days after the evidence on any application is taken, they shall transmit the application and testimony so taken, with their recommendation, to the tax commission at its main office or such other office as the commission may prescribe.

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