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AL HB145
Bill
Status
2/7/2017
Primary Sponsor
Randy Wood
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AI Summary
HB145 Summary
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Amends Section 40-10-28 of the Alabama Code to clarify the process for calculating, distributing, and retaining excess funds from tax sales of real estate, applying retroactively regardless of when the tax sale occurred.
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Excess funds must be held in a separate county treasury account for three years; if properly redeemed within this period, funds are paid to the redeeming party, with the county retaining any interest earned.
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After three years but within 10 years, excess funds may be paid to persons entitled to redeem under law upon proof of a circuit court order, or to current/subsequent property owners upon proof of negotiated redemption agreement.
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If no redemption proof is received within 10 years of the tax sale, excess funds and accrued interest become county property.
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Ratifies, validates, and affirms any good faith actions taken by counties regarding excess funds calculation, distribution, and retention under prior law versions.
Legislative Description
Real property, tax sales, excess funds, redemption payments, application to all funds held by a county, retroactive effect regardless of when tax sale occurred, Sec. 40-10-28 am'd.
Counties
Last Action
Wood motion to Indefinitely Postpone adopted Voice Vote
3/9/2017