§ 103348 Tax Lien Enforcement
This law says any tax you owe under this article becomes a legal claim on the property it’s for, and the government can collect it the same way it does for regular county taxes.
You own a house and owe a special school tax. The government can put a claim on your house and, if you don’t pay, they can sell it just like they would for regular county tax debts.
Because the tax is a lien, the government treats it like any other county tax lien and can use the same steps—like filing paperwork and possibly foreclosing—to get the money.
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§ 103348 Tax Lien Enforcement
Last verified: January 11, 2026