Administrative Code›Chapter 10 — FINANCE, TAXATION, AND OTHER FISCAL MATTERS
San Francisco County Municipal Code Art. V Bureau of Delinquent Revenue
San Francisco County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · San Francisco County
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Cite as: San Francisco County Municipal Code Article V · Text as of 2026-10-04
COLLECTION Sec. 10.37. Established Sec. 10.38. Reports of Accounts Receivable and Delinquent Taxes to Bureau. Sec. 10.39. Bureau to Collect All Claims; Exception of Assigned Claims. Sec. 10.39-1. Assignment of Accounts for Purposes of Collection. Sec. 10.39-1.1. Contracts to Recover City Funds. Sec. 10.39-2. Director of Adult Probation Department to Recover Costs of Incarceration. Sec. 10.39-3. Annual Determination of Average Per-Day Costs of Incarceration. Sec. 10.40. Compromise or Abandonment of Claims. Sec. 10.40-1. Recovery of Collection Costs. Sec. 10.41. Collection of Delinquent Municipally Owned Utility Accounts. Sec. 10.41-1. Collection of Social Services, Port, and Airports Commission Accounts, and Accounts of $300 or Less Held by Other Departments. Sec. 10.42. Quarterly Reports.
SEC. 10.37. ESTABLISHED; TO BE UNDER DIRECTION OF TAX COLLECTOR.¶
A Bureau of Delinquent Revenue Collection is hereby established, the operations of which shall be under the direction and control of the Tax Collector. (Bill No. 662, Ord. No. 9.0231(C.S.), Sec. 1)
SEC. 10.38. REPORTS OF ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND DELINQUENT TAXES TO BUREAU.¶
The head of every department and office in the City and County, except municipally owned utilities under the jurisdiction of the Public Utilities Commission, the Airports Commission, the Department of Social Services, and the Port of San Francisco, shall report to the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue Collection all accounts receivable over $300 that remain uncollected for a period in excess of 90 days, as shown by the records of each such department or office. Every such account transferred shall identify the name of the person indebted to the City and County, the nature of the indebtedness, the amount involved, the record of contacts by the department with the person indebted, and the fund to which credit is due. The Tax Collector shall report to the Bureau all persons shown by the delinquent tax list of each year as owing unsecured personal property taxes to the City and County. Those accounts not transferred pursuant to this Section shall be dealt with by the respective department in the manner provided in Section 10.41 and 10.41-1 respectively of this Article. (Amended by Ord. 504-83, App. 10/14/83; Ord. 24-88, App. 1/28/88; Ord. 165-88, App. 4/26/88)
SEC. 10.42. QUARTERLY REPORTS.¶
The Bureau of Delinquent Revenue Collection shall make quarterly reports to the Board of Supervisors showing the total number of claims submitted to the Bureau during the preceding quarter, as well as the amount collected on such claims. (Bill No. 662, Ord. No. 9.0231(C.S.), Sec. 6)
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