The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . This conclusion is further supported by section 170.14, Florida Statutes (2016), which provides that . . . governing authority is required to reissue the assessment until a “valid assessment shall be made.” § 170.14 . . .
. . . The alleged water service current charges were $170.14 and the total alleged amount owed was $1,797.28 . . .
. . . . § 170.14. . . . Stat. § 170.14. This Court is satisfied that this argument is without merit. . . . This Section, 170.14, lists certain events that would trigger reassessment and the proper manner within . . .
. . . event the amount of the assessment against the Debtor’s property is altered or changed, both Section 170.14 . . .
. . . .5 110.00 Whalper 1.0 118.00 Umansky 2.3 529.00 Rudser 11.0 1,298.00 144.7 $24,619.00 This averages $170.14 . . .
. . . . § 170.14 (1969) ; Plaintiffs’ Exhibits 125 and 126. . Everson v. . . .
. . . . § 170.14 which provides for a special assessment to be made “if the governing authority of a municipality . . . It omitted to do so and under the provisions of F.S.A. § 170.14 was entitled to levy the assessment when . . . We hold therefore that F.S.A. § 170.14 authorized a special assessment for a completed public work and . . .
. . . In 1956 Hirt and Wood each claimed for income tax purposes a deduction of $43,-170.14 as the portion . . .