Illinois And the West With a Township Map Containing the Latest Surveys And I
Illinois And the West With a Township Map Containing the Latest Surveys And I
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Res- ident and non-resident landholders are taxed equally.
Residents owning lands in the different counties may list the same and pay taxes in; the counties where they reside, or in the au- ditor's office, at their option.
Non-residents must list their lands in the auditor's office.
Taxes of non-residents are required to be* paid into the state treasury, annually, on or before the first of August. If not paid at that time, a delinquent list of all lands, owned by non-residents, on which taxes h...ave not been paid, is sent to the elerk of the county commissioners' court of the county where the land lies, and a transcript of this list is' to be published in some newspaper, printed within the state, at least sixty days previous to sale.
If the taxes are not paid to the clerk of the county by the first Monday in March, so mucb 12* 138 LANDHOLDERS.
of the land, as is necessary to pay taxes and costs, is sold at the seat of justice of the county.
Lands sold for taxes may be redeemed within two years from the time of sale, by paying to the clerk of the county for the use of the purchaser, double the amount of taxes, interest, and costs for which the same may have been sold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Res- ident and non-resident landholders are taxed equally.
Residents owning lands in the different counties may list the same and pay taxes in; the counties where they reside, or in the au- ditor's office, at their option.
Non-residents must list their lands in the auditor's office.
Taxes of non-residents are required to be* paid into the state treasury, annually, on or before the first of August. If not paid at that time, a delinquent list of all lands, owned by non-residents, on which taxes h...ave not been paid, is sent to the elerk of the county commissioners' court of the county where the land lies, and a transcript of this list is' to be published in some newspaper, printed within the state, at least sixty days previous to sale.
If the taxes are not paid to the clerk of the county by the first Monday in March, so mucb 12* 138 LANDHOLDERS.
of the land, as is necessary to pay taxes and costs, is sold at the seat of justice of the county.
Lands sold for taxes may be redeemed within two years from the time of sale, by paying to the clerk of the county for the use of the purchaser, double the amount of taxes, interest, and costs for which the same may have been sold.
What to read after Illinois And the West With a Township Map Containing the Latest Surveys And I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Abner Dumont Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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