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In NJ, at least, but probably in most states, the constable merely delivers the levy papers to a financial institution in order to levey on a bank account or can take into his control physical assets; but he has no power to turn any assets over to the judgment lien holder. The constable levies on assets so that they are frozen for a short period of time so that the owner can apply to the court to object to the levy for whatever reason there may be. If no objection is made in time, or if the court rules that the objection is invalid, the financial institution turns the money over to either the constable or the judgment ccreditor directly. In cases of physical assets, again if there is no objection or the court denies the objection, he may sell or turn the assets over to the judgment creditor.
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The authority to levy a federal income tax comes from?
The authority to levy a federal income tax comes from
What job does a constable do?
A constable is sort of like a police officer. In general, a constable keeps the peace but does not have the authority to arrest someone.
Who to the Constitution has the authority to levy taxes?
congress
Where does the authority to levy a federal income tax come from?
the constitution
Which amendment explains the government entity that has the authority to levy taxes?
16th
What is the main purpose for the Sixteenth Amendment?
Give Congress the constitutional authority to levy income taxes.
Which amendment give Congress the constitutional authority to levy income taxes?
Sixteenth Amendment (Amendment XVI)
Is a levy the same thing as a lien?
No. Levy has different meanings.To levy is to impose a tax or fine. A levyrefers to the act of a seizure of property in execution of a judgment by an authority such as a sheriff.A lien is a right or interest of a creditor in another’s property. For example, a mortgage, income tax lien, property tax lien or an attachment.
What is the theme and conflict of Cranes by hwang Sunwon?
"friendship has a greater force over authority in the situation where the authority does not deserve inspects"
What is the difference between a constable and a sheriff?
The difference would lie first and foremost on location/jurisdiction. Depending on the state's constitution, the constable would have the same power/authority as a sheriff including appointing deputies. The main difference between the two however is in the way they earn their wages. Sheriffs are salaried offices paid by taxpayer money whereas constables are paid by fees set by statute. Also, the authority of the constable is greatly dictated by the commissioning body (if appointed) or by the general statutes, if elected.
TSA agent asking to check your personal belongings is an example of what?
Authority situation
What to do if driving license is lost?
Go to the police or traffic authority and explain the situation.
