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7 May 2026

Timeline Extended For Appealing Assessments And Denial Of Refund Claims

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Louisiana Senate Bill No. 196 extends critical tax appeal deadlines from 60 to 90 days for both state and parish-level assessments, as well as for appeals of denied refund claims by the Department.
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Senate Bill No. 196 of the 2026 Regular Session, which has passed the Louisiana House of Representatives, is headed back for Senate acceptance of minor amendments and will soon be headed to the Governor for signing. 

The Bill extends the deadlines to appeal an assessment of taxes at both the state and parish level from sixty (60) to ninety (90) days. The Bill also extends the timeline for appealing the denial of a refund claim by the Department from sixty (60) to ninety (90).

It should be noted that the Bill does not impact the timelines related to the appeal of the denial of refund claims involving the parishes as set forth in La. R.S 47:337.81.

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