Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20


full information on the workings OF
the new law, and the concrete Illus
trations of how the original amount,
if unpaid. piles up.
The law says: All taxes ON the
real property roll shall be payable
to the Tax Collector, without penal
ty on and after the fourth Monday
of November and prior to the first
Monday OF January next thereafter.
and all such taxes which have not
been paid prior to the said first
Monday of January she'll be delin-
quent, and penalty of ten per cent
of all such taxes added thereto.
Four Per Cent on One-Half.
Provided, that one-half of such tax
es may be paid prior to the said first
Monday of January, and then and
In that event, a penalty of four per
cent of the remaining one-haf shall
be added, and such remaining one
half, together with the penalty added
thereto, shall be payable to the Tax
Collector without additional penalty
on and after the fourth Monday oil
January in the year succeeding the
year In which such taxes are levied
and prior to the first Monday Of
July next thereafter.
Six Per Cent More.
And If such remaining one-half is
not paid prior to the said first Mon
day of July, an additional penalty
of six per cent of the original
amount of such remaining one-haR
of such taxes shall be added thereto.
No taxes ntreeed upon the real
property roll shall be received by
the tax collector on or after the first !
Monday of January and prior to
the fourth Monday of January, or
after the first Monday of July in
the succeeding year. The Tax Col
lector must on or before the second
Monday of January In, said succeed
Ing year, enter all delinquent taxes,
and penalty thereon, on the real
out delinquent certificates, to be
dated as of the second Monday of
January in the said succeeding year
and issued to the county auditor for
all property entered upon the real
property roll ON which one-half Of
the original amounta of such taxes
has not been paid. The tax col
lector must on or before the second
Monday of July in said succeeds
year, make out delinquency certifi-
Gates as hereinbefore prescribed, to
be dated as of the second Monday
of January In the year such taxes
fall delinquent, for all property en-
tered upon the real property rcn
ON which the remaining one-half of |
the original amount of such taxes,
with the penalty added thereto has
not been paid. I
One and One-HaIf per cent More.
All delinquent tax bears interest
from the date of this certificate UNI
til paid. or the entry of Judgment ;
In an action to forecloee said lien,
at the rate of one and one-half per
cent per month.
Now we have the two SETTINGS
covering the payment of taxes. let
Us see how the tax payer that pays
part ard the tax payer that pays no
ready cash comes out.
How II All Works Out. ].
II a mans taxes are 500, and he
pays $4,000 before the first Monday
in january, four per cent is added.
making $500 which can be paid be-
fcre the first Monday in July, If net
paid before the first Monday In July, /,
, per cent more on the original $50 :
9 added, making the total $500. On
he second Monday In july this sos
delinquent tax is turned over to the
County Auditor, and can not be re-
lie smed by any one until attire the
ourth Monday in July. Any time
lfter the fourth Monday On July
he $500 delinquent tax Is subject ="
o redemption or assignment by pay :
ng to the County Auditor the $500 =
'lus one and one-half per cen6 per
month from the second Monday in
anuary. Bear In mind that in the ..
irst place, on the first Monday In W
January the tax was $4,000, then .e
enalty of and per cent was add ~
d, which brings you up to the fourth u'
fcnday in July, and on top Of all
hat you must pay interest at one -
nd one7half per cent from the Sec us
nd Monday in January. r.
Now take the same tax Of a man "
nat Is less fortunate, the $4,000 Is y
eltnQuent on the first Monday In %
anuary, when penalty of 10 ger
mt Is added, making the total 10
1000 on the second Monday 1t is I'D
Irned over to the County Auditor ne
i e4xntee IN trust, and can not be 81
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