HB383 Alabama 2015 Session

Updated Jul 24, 2021

Summary

Primary Sponsor: Jack W. WilliamsSenator
Republican
Session: Regular Session 2015
Title: Mobile Co., ad valorem tax, tax sales, redemption, duties regarding redemption transferred from judge of probate to revenue commissioner
Summary: HB383 transfers Mobile County's authority over tax-delinquent real estate sales and redemptions from the judge of probate to the revenue commissioner.
What This Bill Does
In Mobile County, all duties, responsibilities, and liabilities related to selling real estate for unpaid taxes and any later redemptions move from the judge of probate to the revenue commissioner. The act repeals laws that conflict with this transfer. It becomes effective on the first day of the third month after passage and governor approval (or when it otherwise becomes law).

Who It Affects
Mobile County judge of probate, who will no longer handle tax-delinquent real estate sales or redemptions.
Mobile County revenue commissioner, who will take over and administer these tax sale and redemption duties; taxpayers and property owners in Mobile County may interact with this office for these processes.

Key Provisions
Transfers all duties, responsibilities, and liabilities regarding real property sales for failure to pay taxes and any subsequent redemption from the judge of probate to the revenue commissioner in Mobile County.
Repeals conflicting laws and sets the act's effective date as the first day of the third month after passage and governor approval.

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Subjects: Mobile County