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Article 541Delinquent Tax Collection Procedures Concerning the Mineral Product Tax

第五百四十一条(鉱産税に係る滞納処分)

If a person delinquent in payment of the mineral product tax falls under any one of the following items, a municipal tax collection official must seize the property of the person delinquent in payment with respect to the local government levies relating to that mineral product tax:

鉱産税に係る滞納者が次の各号の一に該当するときは、市町村の徴税吏員は、当該鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金につき、滞納者の財産を差し押えなければならない。

if the person delinquent in payment has received a demand and has not paid in full the local government levies relating to the mineral product tax subject to that demand by the day on which 10 days have elapsed, counting from the date on which the demand letter was issued;

滞納者が督促を受け、その督促状を発した日から起算して十日を経過した日までにその督促に係る鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金を完納しないとき。

if the person delinquent in payment has not paid in full the local government levies relating to the mineral product tax by the due date for payment specified by the notice concerning advance collection.

滞納者が繰上徴収に係る告知により指定された納期限までに鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金を完納しないとき。

When the preceding paragraph is applied to a secondary taxpayer or guarantor, the term "demand letter" in item (i) of that paragraph is to read "written reminder to pay".

第二次納税義務者又は保証人について前項の規定を適用する場合には、同項第一号中「督促状」とあるのは、「納付の催告書」とする。

If, after the due date for payment of the local government levies relating to the mineral product tax and by the day on which the 10 days prescribed in paragraph (1), item (i) have elapsed, a fact falling under any one of the items of Article 13-2, paragraph (1) has arisen with respect to a person delinquent in payment who has received a demand, a municipal tax collection official may seize that person's property immediately.

鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金の納期限後第一項第一号に規定する十日を経過した日までに、督促を受けた滞納者につき第十三条の二第一項各号の一に該当する事実が生じたときは、市町村の徴税吏員は、直ちにその財産を差し押えることができる。

If a compulsory liquidation procedure has been carried out with respect to the property of a person delinquent in payment, a municipal tax collection official must make a request for share distribution to the enforcement agency (in the case of a request for share distribution of local government levies relating to the mineral product tax for a claim set forth in Article 114, item (i) of the Bankruptcy Act, the court handling the bankruptcy case relating to that request for share distribution) with respect to the delinquent local government levies relating to the mineral product tax.

滞納者の財産につき強制換価手続が行われた場合には、市町村の徴税吏員は、執行機関(破産法第百十四条第一号に掲げる請求権に係る鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金の交付要求を行う場合には、その交付要求に係る破産事件を取り扱う裁判所)に対し、滞納に係る鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金につき、交付要求をしなければならない。

In a case where the municipal tax collection official may effect seizure under paragraphs (1) through (3), if property of the person delinquent in payment that is listed in the items of has already been seized in a delinquent tax collection procedure for local government levies of another local government or for national taxes, or in a disposition following the example of such a delinquent tax collection procedure, a request for share distribution with respect to that property may be made by participatory seizure.

市町村の徴税吏員は、第一項から第三項までの規定により差押をすることができる場合において、滞納者の財産で各号に掲げるものにつき、すでに他の地方団体の徴収金若しくは国税の滞納処分又はこれらの滞納処分の例による処分による差押がされているときは、当該財産についての交付要求は、参加差押によりすることができる。

Delinquent tax collection procedures for the local government levies relating to the mineral product tax, including those provided for in the preceding paragraphs, are carried out in accordance with the rules for the delinquent tax collection procedure prescribed in the National Tax Collection Act.

前各項に定めるものその他鉱産税に係る地方団体の徴収金の滞納処分については、に規定する滞納処分の例による。

A disposition under the preceding paragraphs may also be carried out outside the area of the municipality concerned.

前各項の規定による処分は、当該市町村の区域外においても行うことができる。

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