Kansas Statutes > Chapter 79 > Article 17 – Correction of Irregularities


§ 79-1701	Correction of clerical errors by county clerk
§ 79-1701a	Correction of clerical errors by board of county commissioners; refund, cancellation or credit of overpayments of taxes based on errors
§ 79-1702	Cancellation or refund of taxes by state board of tax appeals, when; cancellation and abatement of certain taxes on property of the state, municipalities or exempt institutions; property assessed in more than one county; powers of court
§ 79-1703	Unlawful release, discharge, remission or commutation of taxes; civil action authorized thereon; disposition of funds recovered; settlement of taxes, when
§ 79-1704	Cities between 20,000 and 24,000; compromise, abatement or cancellation, when
§ 79-1705	Erroneous reporting of cost of personal property for tax purposes; correction and refund; procedure

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