Document # Public Document # Document Type Date Issued Description
07251973 Attorney General's Opinion 07/25/1973 Military Pensions and Retirement Benefits
04151974 Attorney General's Opinion 04/15/1974 Annual State License, Pool Tables
02191964 Attorney General's Opinion 02/19/1964 Authority of County Board of Supervisors in Determining Assessed Values of Real or Personal Property.
12311991 Attorney General's Opinion 12/31/1991 Independent Contractor with Home Office
02071974 Attorney General's Opinion 02/07/1974 Foreign Country;Diplomatic Residence;Treaty with United States
08151973 Attorney General's Opinion 08/15/1973 Local License Tax on Contractors;Construction for Own Account
02011978 Attorney General's Opinion 02/01/1978 Repeal of Authorization for License Tax
06071999 Attorney General's Opinion 06/07/1999 Watershed improvement district; Multiple water management districts
09161975 Attorney General's Opinion 09/16/1975 Cement Manufacturers
06-029 Attorney General's Opinion 05/31/2006 Ouestions whether electronic entries satisfies the requirement in § 58.1-3981(E)
06051974 Attorney General's Opinion 06/05/1974 Deed of Trust; New Debt; Exemption
02281987 Attorney General's Opinion 02/28/1987 Taxing Special Districts Established by City or Town
99-110 Attorney General's Opinion 01/17/2000 Food and Beverage Tax
09271973 Attorney General's Opinion 09/27/1973 Notice of Reassessment;Hearing Before Assessors
07171970 Attorney General's Opinion 07/17/1970 Land Conveyed for Highway Purposes
99-093 Attorney General's Opinion 05/12/2000 Specific types of local license taxes;Continuation of rate of local license tax
11041976-1 Attorney General's Opinion 11/04/1976 Nonprofit Public Service Corporations
10201966 Attorney General's Opinion 10/20/1966 Tax Lien;Effect of Lien Priority When Tax Payment Is by Worthless Check
02-057 Attorney General's Opinion 08/13/2002 Recordation tax should be collected on deeds of trust where federal government is guarantor or beneficiary
04201999 Attorney General's Opinion 04/20/1999 Taxpayer may not use accord and satisfaction methods of Uniform Commercial Code to remedy disputed local tax liability. Tax Code provides administrative and judicial remedies for resolution of disputed tax assessments. No statutory authority permits taxpayer to resolve disputed tax liability by withholding payment of penalty and interest from check submitted to treasurer accompanied by statement that acceptance of partial payment of taxes constitutes full satisfaction of assessment.
08211972 Attorney General's Opinion 08/21/1972 Service Charges on Exempt Property;Churches and Religious Organizations
03-114 Attorney General's Opinion 02/04/2004 Personal Property Tax Relief Act of 1998
04251991 Attorney General's Opinion 04/25/1991 FDIC Liability; Penalties on Delinquent Taxes
02131973-1 Attorney General's Opinion 02/13/1973 Supplemental Deeds of Trust
02181969 Attorney General's Opinion 02/18/1969 Nature of the Organization Determines Tax Status