Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0600-03-.11 - ACCEPTANCE OF PROPERTY TAX RELIEF APPLICATIONS
(1)
Postmark.
(a) Applications which are submitted
by mail to the collecting official from the applicant must be postmarked no
later than thirty-five (35) days from the date taxes in the jurisdiction become
delinquent for that year.
(b)
Applications which are to be submitted by the collecting official to the State
must be postmarked no later than the Submission Date following the delinquency
date for the tax jurisdiction.
(2) Mortgage Escrow Accounts. Taxpayers whose
property tax is paid through a mortgage escrow account will not be penalized by
failure of the mortgage company to release property tax payments to the
collecting official by the delinquency date. The collecting official will
accept the taxpayer's application (DV or ACV) if submitted within thirty-five
(35) days from the date taxes in the jurisdiction become delinquent for that
year and hold same until payment is received from the mortgage company. The
application will then be submitted for payment.
(3) Mobile Home. Taxpayers whose property tax
is paid by a mobile home park owner will not be penalized by failure of the
park owner to pay the property taxes by the delinquency date. The collecting
official will accept the taxpayer's application (DV or ACV) if submitted within
thirty-five (35) days from the date taxes in the jurisdiction become delinquent
for that year and hold same until payment is received from the mobile home park
owner. The application will then be submitted for payment.
(4) Installment or Partial Payments.
Collecting officials who accept partial or installment payments from taxpayers
who are qualified to receive property tax relief will accept the taxpayer's
application (ACV) if presented within thirty-five (35) days from the date taxes
in the jurisdiction become delinquent for that year and hold same until the
final payment is made by the taxpayer and ensure that the following
requirements are met:
(a) Credit shall not be
extended on an ACV to a taxpayer until the final installment is due and
payable;
(b) The final payment must
be received by the jurisdiction within the inclusive period for installment
payments to be made for a given year as established by law for the
jurisdiction;
(c) Any ACV held for
completion of installment or partial payments shall then be submitted promptly
to the State for reimbursement so that the ACV's for the subsequent tax year
may be selected by the State before tax collecting begins; and
(d) A copy of the final receipt showing that
all taxes have been paid for a given tax year shall be attached to any ACV
submitted for payment.
Notes
Authority: Tennessee Constitution Article II, T.C.A. ยงยง 4-3-5103 and 67-5-701 through 67-5-704.
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