California Revenue and Taxation Code Statutory History
California Revenue and Taxation Code Statutory History
Revenue and Taxation Code: This Code was enacted in 1939 and was derived, in part, from the former Political Code statutes relating to revenue in 1872. Since 1939, major provisions of the Revenue and Taxation Code have been repealed and re-enacted and new topics added either by legislative enactment or the general electorate through propositions.
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Revenue and Taxation Code Sections
R&T Code Section 73: Derived from former Revenue and Taxation Code section 73, enacted in 1980.
R&T Code Section 96.31: Derived from former Revenue and Taxation Code section 97.65, enacted in 1985.
R&T Code Sections 4911 through 4916: This series of sections dates back to former Political Code sections enacted in 1931.
R&T Code Section 4985.2: Enacted in 1976.
R&T Code Section 5148: Derived from former Revenue and Taxation Code sections 5103 and 5138, enacted in 1941.
R&T Code Section 6006: Derived from former uncodified sections dating back to the 1933 legislative session.
R&T Code Section 6016.3: Originally enacted in the first extraordinary session in 1965.
R&T Code Section 6483: Enacted as former uncodified sections in the 1930s.
R&T Code Section 6936: Enacted as former uncodified sections in the 1930s.
R&T Code Section 17053.70: Derived from former Revenue and Taxation Code section 17052.13 enacted in 1984.
R&T Code Section 25128: Enacted in 1966.
