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AR HB1191
Bill
Status
3/2/2023
Primary Sponsor
Marcus Richmond
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AI Summary
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Standardizes terminology throughout tax delinquent land statutes by replacing "land" with "parcel" for consistency in describing tax delinquent properties.
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Allows Commissioner of State Lands to deposit collected funds into financial institutions in Arkansas or United States Treasury Securities, expanding investment options beyond previous law.
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Requires county assessors to verify tax delinquent parcel assessments, owner information, and parcel existence before certification to Commissioner, with procedures for removing nonexistent parcels from assessment rolls.
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Establishes a two-year escrow holding period for unclaimed sale proceeds, after which funds escheat to the county where the property is located, replacing previous three to five-year periods.
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Repeals Arkansas Code § 26-37-313 regarding reassessment of depreciated forfeited parcels, eliminating the process for property value adjustments based on post-forfeiture depreciation.
Legislative Description
To Amend The Law Concerning Management And Sale Of Tax Delinquent Lands By The Commissioner Of State Lands; And To Standardize The Use Of The Term "parcel".
Last Action
Notification that HB1191 is now Act 172
3/2/2023