RS 33:422 — United States — Louisiana law | Esheria

RS 33:422

The clerk acts as the municipality’s auditor, keeps the required account book, money cannot be received by the treasurer until it has been reported and audited with a receipt warrant issued, fines and forfeitures must be reported and paid into the treasury, and taxpayers may inspect the auditor’s books during business

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United States — Louisiana
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accounting recordkeeping treasury controls

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The clerk acts as the municipality’s auditor, keeps the required account book, money cannot be received by the treasurer until it has been reported and audited with a receipt warrant issued, fines and forfeitures must be reported and paid into the treasury, and taxpayers may inspect the auditor’s books during business hours.

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