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am i missing something here? i thought that the county sent you a tax bill for the amount you owed and then you just paid the bill. that's how it's always been
by thrownaway954 7y ago
am i missing something here? i thought that the county sent you a tax bill for the amount you owed and then you just paid the bill. that's how it's always been in numerous states that i've lived. heck... i even paid the tax on a credit card so i even got points ;) I then get an emailed receipt so i have a record, but also so i know that the payment went through. i can even refer to my credit card statement if there is ever an issue. also, if you are ever late or owe, the county has always sent numerous and i mean numerous letters saying so.
- ilikehurdles 7y agoHe didn't pay the 2011 tax bill that was due on time. A year later, entered into a multi-year payment plan to paid the overdue tax + interest, and failed to pay the full amount owed during the payment plan. The state eventually seized and auctioned the property and now the owner and his marketing firm claims he is owed all the money the state made above his unpaid bills.
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- mimiflynn 7y agoIt sounds like, where you live, the municipality doesn't have an incentive to not inform you of late or owed taxes. The issue is that the government in this case has every reason to not inform the property owner of late taxes owed.