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SUMMARY:Tax Lien Enforcement
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20260527T190000
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Sale of tax certificates
Tax deed
Tax sale

Remember that property taxes are due on November 1 of the tax year but may be paid in installments through March 1, when they must be paid in full or be deemed delinquent on April 1. As of January 1 following the tax year, unpaid taxes become a superior lien on the property. If the taxes are paid in full before April 1, the lien is lifted. If they are not paid, the tax collector may enforce the lien and issue a tax certificate for the delinquent property.
Sale of tax certificates
The tax certificate is a claim against the property for the amount of unpaid property tax and non-ad valorem assessments, including a 3% penalty, a 5% tax collector’s commission, and advertising costs.
Florida statutes require the tax collector to conduct a sale or auction of the tax certificates on or before June 1 for delinquent taxes from the previous year. The sale may be conducted online. However, prior to selling the tax certificate, the tax...

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