Get Certificate Of Delinquency

If delinquent property taxes go unpaid, a lien attaches to the property and continues from the time the taxes become delinquent until the taxes are paid, up to 11 years from the date the taxes become delinquent.

The Kentucky account number ("KEIN") should include nine digits (Example: 12 123456 1), but some accounts include an alpha character or letter between the eighth and the ninth digit (Example: 12 123456A 1).

Kentucky is a tax lien state, and pays up to 12% interest on tax lien certificates. Kentucky has 120 counties, so there are plenty of tax sales to choose from. You invest directly with the county when you purchase a tax lien certificate, and you are paid by the county.

Public Service Branch Phone(502) 564-8175. Fax(502) 564-8192. Address. Kentucky Department of Revenue. Public Service Branch ​ 501 High Street, Station 32. Frankfort, KY 40601. EmailSend us a message.

ingly, if you get behind in paying your real property taxes in Kentucky, you might lose your home to tax foreclosure. In other parts of the state, the tax lien itself is sold, and the purchaser gets a tax lien certificate. After some time passes, the certificate purchaser can foreclose.

Stat. § 134.420. Section 134.420 - Lien for taxes (1) The state and each county, city, or other taxing district shall have a lien on the property assessed for taxes due them respectively for eleven (11) years following the date when the taxes become delinquent.

You can easily acquire your Kentucky Sales Tax Permit online using the Kentucky One Stop Business Portal website. If you have quetions about the online permit application process, you can contact the Department of Revenue via the sales tax permit hotline (502) 564-3306 or by checking the permit info website .

Section 170 of the Kentucky Constitution authorizes exemption from property taxation for the following types of organizations: Government owned property. Institutions of education. Religious institutions.