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In Kentucky, the tax collector or treasurer will sell tax lien certificates to the winning bidders at the delinquent property tax sale.
Tax Sale Type: Tax Lien Certificate. (Sec. 134.450 
).
Contact: The Sheriff or Tax Collector. (Sec. 134.450 ).
Interest Rate and/or Penalty Rate: 12% per annum. (Sec. Sec. 134.490 ).
Bid Procedure: Premium / Highest Bid. (Sec. 134.450 ).
Redemption Period: One (1) year. (Sec. 134.470 and Sec. 134.480 ).
Law: Kentucky Revised Statutes, Title XI, Chapter 134, "Payment, Collection, and Refund of Taxes."
Additional Notes:
Notification According to (Sec. 134.490 ) the purchaser must, within 50 days after the purchase of a certificate of delinquency (tax lien certificate) give 'notice' according to the stipulations outlined in Sec. 134.490 to the owner of the tax delinquent property.
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