Georgia Statutes

§ 48-4-22 — Authority of counties to buy property sold under tax executions; finality of tax execution sales; issuance of "Bill of Sale for Personal Property."

Georgia § 48-4-22

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O.C.G.A. § 48-4-22 (2026).

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(a)The governing authority of any county may purchase and hold in its official capacity any personal property offered for sale by virtue of tax executions, except that the governing authority may bid on the personal property only when other bids do not cover the amount of tax executions, accrued interest, penalties, and costs.
(b)The governing authority of the county shall not bid more for the property than the amount of taxes, accrued interest, penalties, and costs. The governing authority, upon bidding on any property, shall draw its warrant on the county treasurer to pay to the levying officers the costs due on the tax executions and costs accrued in effecting tax sales. The governing authority of the county shall not be required to pay the proportionate part of the taxes due the stat

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