These documents address common questions asked by municipal courts, including what fines are retained by the cities, and which fines are submitted to the Department of Safety, as well as what statutes are in the Tennessee Code Annotated that permit cities to retain certain fines, and which statutes mandate those fines be forwarded to the Department of Safety. The memo provides guidance on how to properly establish jurisidiction of motor vehicle offense in municipal courts and subsequently properly retain the fine money for most offenses.
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Fines and court costs Motor vehicles Tennessee |
We are seeking a dedicated Finance and Accounting Consultant to provide expert guidance and support to Tennessee municipalities from either the Knoxville or Johnson City MTAS offices.
The MTAS Finance and Accounting Consultant provides professional advice and technical assistance in the area of municipal financial management to cities in Tennessee. Services are provided regardless of size, on a broad range of issues and problems, to Tennessee municipalities and to various State agencies, Tennessee Municipal League staff, to individual state legislators, as well as various state associations of municipal officials. In addition to providing direct client assistance, this position researches, develops, and maintains timely technical reports and publications on critical financial issues. This position also develops and teaches municipal training courses, teaches CMFO program courses, and assists other consultants in the agency in the performance of individual and team projects. Performance of other special project work as assigned may be required. This position requires extensive travel.
This position is based in either Knoxville or Johnson City.
A helping hand to Tennessee cities and towns since 1949.
MTAS was created by the state legislature to provide to Tennessee municipalities field consulting services; studies and research; and training in matters relating to municipal government. We are an agency of the University of Tennessee Institute for Public Service. Visit our website today to learn more about us. mtas.tennessee.edu
An MTAS-produced sample annual reporting form (Excel) for Tennessee municipalities to assist in complying with T.C.A. 67-4-1401, et seq., which requires each municipality to report the amount of occupancy tax received and to detail how those funds were spent during the fiscal year, specifically how those expenditures were used for tourism and tourism development.
The report is due not less than 30 days after the fiscal year end and must be provided to the Comptroller of the Treasury, the Commissioner of the Department of Tourist Development, the Chair of the State and Local Government Committee of the Senate, and the Chair of the Local Government Committee of the House of Representatives.
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Taxes--Hotel and motel--Tennessee Taxes--Forms |
A resolution prepared for the Town of Petersburg to adopt a public property naming policy.
Public facilities--Naming Municipal resolutions Petersburg (Tenn) |