AB 418
Property taxation: tax-defaulted property.
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Majority
Fiscal committee
No
Appropriation
No
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Chaptered
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Bill overview
This bill changes how local governments can sell tax-defaulted property. It requires them to hold a public hearing and make a specific finding – either that the sale price is at least equal to the property’s tax sale value or that the tax sale value is less than the amount needed to pay off the back taxes. The bill also mandates extensive notice to property owners and interested parties, including a 45-day notice by mail, and establishes a process for challenging the sale in court. It aims to ensure that tax-defaulted properties are sold fairly and that the local government provides adequate transparency and due process.
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