Florida Statutes
§ 197.447 — Cancellation of tax liens held by the county on property of the United States and the State of Florida
Florida § 197.447
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Bluebook
Fla. Stat. § 197.447 (2026).
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When a board of county commissioners finds that the United States, or any duly constituted agency thereof, has acquired by purchase or contract to purchase any lands in that county for reforestation, game preserve, or military aviation purposes, or that any duly constituted authority of the state has acquired lands for public road or aeronautical purposes, against which lands there is an outstanding tax lien held by the county, the board shall by resolution describe the lands acquired, the nature of the lien thereon, and the purpose for which the lands are to be used and request the department for authority to cancel the lien against the lands. A certified copy of the resolution shall be furnished to the department, and, upon receipt of the authority from the department to cancel the tax l
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Legislative History
s. 180, ch. 85-342.
Nearby Sections
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§ 197.102
Definitions§ 197.103
Deputy tax collectors; appointment§ 197.122
Lien of taxes; application§ 197.131
Correction of erroneous assessments§ 197.162
Tax discount payment periods§ 197.212
Minimum tax bill§ 197.217
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Bluebook (online)
Florida § 197.447, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/fl/197.447.