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Florida Statutes > Chapter 197
Florida Statutes > Chapter 197 – Tax Collections, Sales, and Liens
§ 197.102 Definitions
§ 197.103 Deputy tax collectors; appointment
§ 197.122 Lien of taxes; application
§ 197.123 Erroneous returns; notification of property appraiser
§ 197.131 Correction of erroneous assessments
§ 197.146 Uncollectible personal property taxes; correction of tax roll
§ 197.152 Collection of unpaid or omitted taxes; interest amount; taxable value
§ 197.162 Tax discount payment periods
§ 197.172 Interest rate; calculation and minimum
§ 197.182 Department of Revenue to pass upon and order refunds
§ 197.192 Land not to be divided or plat filed until taxes paid
§ 197.212 Minimum tax bill
§ 197.217 Judicial sale; payment of taxes
§ 197.222 Prepayment of estimated tax by installment method
§ 197.2301 Payment of taxes prior to certified roll procedure
§ 197.2421 Property tax deferral
§ 197.2423 Application for property tax deferral; determination of approval or denial by tax collector
§ 197.2425 Appeal of denied tax deferral
§ 197.243 Definitions relating to homestead property tax deferral
§ 197.252 Homestead tax deferral
§ 197.2524 Tax deferral for recreational and commercial working waterfront properties and affordable rental housing property
§ 197.2526 Eligibility for tax deferral for affordable rental housing property
§ 197.254 Annual notification to taxpayer
§ 197.262 Deferred payment tax certificates
§ 197.263 Change in ownership or use of property
§ 197.272 Prepayment of deferred taxes
§ 197.282 Distribution of payments
§ 197.292 Construction
§ 197.301 Penalties
§ 197.312 Payment by mortgagee
§ 197.318 Abatement of taxes for residential improvements damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Hermine, Hurricane Matthew, or Hurricane Irma
§ 197.322 Delivery of ad valorem tax and non-ad valorem assessment rolls; notice of taxes; publication and mail
§ 197.3225 Public records exemption; taxpayer e-mail addresses
§ 197.323 Extension of roll during adjustment board hearings
§ 197.332 Duties of tax collectors; branch offices
§ 197.333 When taxes due; delinquent
§ 197.3335 Tax payments when property is subject to adverse possession; refunds
§ 197.343 Tax notices; additional notice required
§ 197.344 Lienholders; receipt of notices and delinquent taxes
§ 197.363 Special assessments and service charges; optional method of collection
§ 197.3631 Non-ad valorem assessments; general provisions
§ 197.3632 Uniform method for the levy, collection, and enforcement of non-ad valorem assessments
§ 197.3635 Combined notice of ad valorem taxes and non-ad valorem assessments; requirements
§ 197.373 Payment of portion of taxes
§ 197.374 Partial payment of current year taxes
§ 197.383 Distribution of taxes
§ 197.402 Advertisement of real or personal property with delinquent taxes
§ 197.403 Proof of publication
§ 197.412 Attachment of tangible personal property in case of removal
§ 197.413 Delinquent personal property taxes; warrants; court order for levy and seizure of personal property; seizure; fees of tax collectors
§ 197.414 Record of warrants and levies on tangible personal property
§ 197.4155 Delinquent personal property taxes; payment program
§ 197.416 Continuing duty of the tax collector to collect delinquent tax warrants; limitation of actions
§ 197.417 Sale of personal property after seizure
§ 197.432 Sale of tax certificates for unpaid taxes
§ 197.4325 Procedure when payment of taxes or tax certificates is dishonored
§ 197.433 Duplicate certificates
§ 197.442 Tax collector not to sell certificates on land on which taxes have been paid; penalty
§ 197.443 Cancellation of tax certificates; correction of tax certificates
§ 197.444 Cancellation of tax certificates; suit by holder
§ 197.446 Payment of back taxes as condition precedent to cancellation of tax certificate held by county
§ 197.447 Cancellation of tax liens held by the county on property of the United States and the State of Florida
§ 197.462 Transfer of tax certificates held by individuals
§ 197.472 Redemption of tax certificates
§ 197.4725 Purchase of county-held tax certificates
§ 197.473 Disposition of unclaimed redemption moneys
§ 197.482 Expiration of tax certificate
§ 197.492 Errors and insolvencies report
§ 197.502 Application for obtaining tax deed by holder of tax sale certificate; fees
§ 197.512 Notice, form of publication for obtaining tax deed by holder
§ 197.522 Notice to owner when application for tax deed is made
§ 197.532 Fees for mailing additional notices, when application is made by holder
§ 197.542 Sale at public auction
§ 197.552 Tax deeds
§ 197.562 Grantee of tax deed entitled to immediate possession
§ 197.572 Certain easements survive tax sales and deeds
§ 197.573 Survival of restrictions and covenants after tax sale
§ 197.582 Disbursement of proceeds of sale
§ 197.592 County delinquent tax lands; method and procedure for sale by county; certain lands conveyed to municipalities; extinction of liens
§ 197.593 Corrective county deeds without consideration or further notice
§ 197.602 Reimbursement required in challenges to the validity of a tax deed
§ 197.603 Declaration of legislative findings and intent
Terms Used In Florida Statutes > Chapter 197
Ad valorem tax roll: means the roll prepared by the property appraiser and certified to the tax collector for collection. See Florida Statutes 288.770
Awarded: means the time when the tax collector or a designee determines and announces verbally or through the closing of the bid process in a live or an electronic auction that a buyer has placed the winning bid on a tax certificate at a tax certificate sale. See Florida Statutes 288.770
contiguous: means touching, meeting, or joining at the surface or border, other than at a corner or a single point, and not separated by submerged lands. See Florida Statutes 288.991
Direct: means the index in straight and continuous alphabetic order by grantor, and "inverse" means the index in straight and continuous alphabetic order by grantee. See Florida Statutes 288.991
Omitted taxes: means those taxes which have not been extended on the tax roll against a parcel of property after the property has been placed upon the list of lands available for taxes pursuant to…. See Florida Statutes 288.770
Proxy bidding: means a method of bidding by which a bidder authorizes an agent, whether an individual or an electronic agent, to place bids on his or her behalf. See Florida Statutes 288.770
Random number generator: means a computational device that generates a sequence of numbers that lack any pattern and is used to resolve a tie when multiple bidders have bid the same lowest amount by assigning a number to each of the tied bidders and randomly determining which one of those numbers is the winner. See Florida Statutes 288.770