Decreto asignando al recaudador de la catedral

Abstract

The image contains news about the relationship to article 14, which establishes that the exceptions to admit those executed must be limited, such as counting error. The costs of executions must include mail and defense costs, which will be reimbursed to the State. In addition, late payment interest must be charged on tax debts. Collectors must liquidate and render monthly accounts of the sums owed to taxpayers. They must also investigate merchants who do not register their books and apply fines. In the case of foreclosures, edicts must be used to notify absent debtors. If they do not appear, a conservator is appointed or the trial continues. Collectors must invite taxpayers to pay every 15 days, and if they do not do so, they can take coercive measures. Employees must collaborate in compliance with the provisions and fines must be effective. Proper registration of traders must be monitored and collectors must fulfill their obligations, with pressing deadlines if necessary. Mayors must ensure that traders are registered and that tax notifications are complied with. In summary, these provisions address tax procedures, fines, business registrations, and employee collaboration to ensure compliance with tax regulations. News published in Diario de Cundinamarca on January 25, 1870