act-1927-0-446•Pennsylvania Act 1927-446 — SALES OF PROPERTY IN BULK BY CORPORATIONS
Pennsylvania Act 1927-446 — SALES OF PROPERTY IN BULK BY CORPORATIONS
act-1927-0-4461927 Pa. Act 446Law
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SALES OF PROPERTY IN BULK BY CORPORATIONS
Act of May 10, 1927, P.L. 879, No. 446 Cl. 12
AN ACT
Regulating the sale in bulk of fifty-one per centum or more of
the stock of goods, wares or merchandise of any kind,
fixtures, machinery, equipment or real estate, by every
corporation, joint-stock association, limited partnership or
company; providing certain requirements therefor and imposing
certain duties upon the seller and buyer; and fixing
penalties.
Section 1. Be it enacted, &c., That every corporation,
joint-stock association, limited partnership or company, now or
hereafter incorporated or organized under the laws of this
Commonwealth, or under the laws of the United States or any
other state, and engaged in business in this Commonwealth, which
shall sell in bulk fifty-one per centum or more of any stock of
goods, wares or merchandise of any kind, fixtures, machinery,
equipment, buildings or real estate, shall give the Department
of Revenue ten days' notice of the sale, prior to the completion
of the transfer of such property. It shall also be the duty of
every corporation, joint-stock association, limited partnership
or company to file all State tax reports with the Department of
Revenue to the date of such proposed transfer of property, and
pay all taxes and unemployment compensation contributions due
the Commonwealth to said date. The seller shall present to the
purchaser of such property a certificate from the Department of
Revenue showing that all State tax reports have been filed and
all State taxes, unemployment compensation contributions paid to
the date of the proposed transfer. The failure of the purchaser
to require this certificate shall render such purchaser liable
to the Commonwealth for the unpaid taxes owing by the seller or
transferer: Provided further, That nothing contained in this act
shall apply to sales made under any order of court, or to any
sales made by assignees for the benefit of creditors, executors,
administrators, receivers or any public officer in his official
capacity, or by any officer of a court.
(1 amended May 25, 1939, P.L.189, No.97)
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