What are secured property taxes?
The term secured means taxes that are assessed against real property (real estate) land and/or structures. The tax is a lien that is secured by the land/structure even though no document was officially recorded. The secured tax bill is based on the propertys value as of the Lien Date January 1, as determined by the Assessor.
The term secured means taxes that are assessed against real property (real estate) (land and/or structures). The tax is a lien that is secured by the land/structure even though no document was officially recorded. The secured tax bill is based on the propertys value as of the Lien Date January 1, as determined by the Assessor.
The term “secured” means taxes that are assessed against real property (real estate)- land and/or structures. The tax is a lien that is secured by the land/structure even though no document was officially recorded. The secured tax bill is based on the property’s value as of the “Lien Date”- January 1, as determined by the Assessor.