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Selling Property
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A Few Things to Remember
- If you have just sold a property, and wish to access your tax bill you may do so by viewing your Statement of Account.
- If you receive a bill for a property you have sold, the Tax Commissioner’s Office recommends forwarding the bill to the new owner. If the tax bill goes unpaid, previous owners may be subject to liens.
- Should you receive a bill for a property you no longer own, you may avoid a lien by providing proof of sale to our office. Proof of sale is a recorded warranty deed along with the closing contract.
Updated 6/10/09
A Few Things to Remember
- If you have just sold a property, and wish to access your tax bill you may do so by viewing your Statement of Account.
- If you receive a bill for a property you have sold, the Tax Commissioner’s Office recommends forwarding the bill to the new owner. If the tax bill goes unpaid, previous owners may be subject to liens.
- Should you receive a bill for a property you no longer own, you may avoid a lien by providing proof of sale to our office. Proof of sale is a recorded warranty deed along with the closing contract.
Updated 6/10/09
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