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A city may use other revenues to appropriate and pay money to an interstate transportation authority.
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The director of revenue must send the tax money to the interstate transportation authority each month, keep 1% for collection costs, and the authority must use the money only for capital improvements.
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Certain cities outside a county may impose a local sales tax only after voter approval, and the revenue must be collected, deposited, distributed, and used as this section requires.
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Certain large cities outside a county may choose by ordinance to have delinquent and back real estate taxes handled under sections 92.700 to 92.920.
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Sections 92.700 to 92.920 are called “The Municipal Land Reutilization Law.”
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This section defines key terms used in sections 92.700 to 92.920.
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City collectors must collect delinquent taxes, and owners or interested persons may redeem land by paying the tax, interest, and costs.
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The collector must record, list, number, and report delinquent tax suits, and must sue on vacant improved parcels within two years after delinquency; tax recovery actions against real estate generally must be started within five years after delinquency.
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Each list must include land description, tax bill details, and last known owners’ names, and the assessor-record search must be done within 30 days before the petition filing.
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Pending delinquent-tax suits affecting the same land must be consolidated, and listed tax bills keep their lien effect.
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Multiple real-estate parcels may be joined in one case, but each parcel must get a serial number and be separately indexed and docketed. The circuit clerk is allowed a ten-cent fee for each serially numbered parcel.
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A foreclosure suit for the tax liens must be started by filing a petition with the circuit clerk and the land reutilization authority, and the petition must include specified contents.
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In this tax-foreclosure proceeding, eligible interested parties may file an answer, and any answer must be filed with the circuit clerk and served on the collector within 60 days after first publication of the foreclosure notice.
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Certain interested persons may redeem described real estate before a sheriff’s foreclosure sale by paying the collector the amounts due; after redemption, the collector must record it and the redeemer is entitled to a certificate.
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The collector must publish a foreclosure notice within 30 days after the suits are filed with the circuit clerk.
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The collector must mail a notice of the foreclosure suit within 30 days after the petition is filed, and may need to file an affidavit if assessor records do not show a name or address.
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The collector must file a notice-compliance affidavit before any sheriff’s sale, and related affidavits must be filed with the circuit clerk before trial.
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The collector may hire attorneys to collect taxes and sue for taxes, and the attorneys’ compensation is capped by the section.
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This section sets the procedure for trying tax foreclosure cases, including how challenges must be pleaded and proven, when the court enters judgment, and how sales proceeds are handled.
United States — Missouri
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In suits brought under sections 92.700 to 92.920, the equity civil procedure rules in force when the proceeding occurs must be followed, except as this section otherwise provides.