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The Tax Collector will sometimes collect taxes from the dwarves. These taxes are supposed to go to the nobles, as the Tax Collector gets a happy thought for pleasing a noble when doing so. He will usually be escorted by a Royal Guard when doing his job.
The trigger for the arrival of the Tax Collector is unknown[Verify], but it's not the minting of coins; possibly created or exported wealth. He often arrives at the same time as the baron.
The Tax Collector will also make mandates.