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The Tax Collector then presented his settlement for the year <br />1971. Tax Levy, which was reviewed and discussed by the Board of Commissioners. <br />Commissioner Cooper moved that the settlement be accepted and approved. <br />Commissioner Rogers seconded the motion and the motion was unanimously adopted <br />on aroll call vote wherein Messrs. Cooper, Rogers, White, G. Wicker and F. <br />Wicker all voted for it. The Settlement is as follows: <br />Charges <br />Listed taxes - original list <br />$2 <br />073 088 <br />18 <br />Discoveries <br />27 349 <br />89 <br />Penalties <br />9 160 <br />42 <br />Costs <br />468 <br />00 <br />Schedule "B" licenses <br />4 353 <br />43 <br />Total charges <br />$2 <br />114 419 <br />92 <br />Credits <br />Discounts allowed <br />$ <br />11 392 <br />94 <br />reliefs granted <br />2 034 <br />46 <br />Insolvents allowed <br />30 905 <br />67 <br />Land sales <br />73 666 <br />36 <br />Distribution to funds <br />1. <br />,880.254 <br />67 <br />Cash in bank <br />116 165 <br />82 <br />Total credits $2 114 419 92 <br />Mr., E. M. Underwood, Jr., explained that several of the old <br />accounts in the Tax Collectors office are audited year after year and have been for <br />many years and that it would be a saving to the County to allow these old items to <br />remain as they are but relieve the Tax Collector from the responsibility of <br />taking further action to collect them. <br />These items are as follows: <br />