§ 23262 County Boundary Tax Relief
A small town votes to become part of a neighboring county.
After the vote, the people in the town won’t have to pay taxes for the old county’s debts the next year. If the new county takes over some of those debts, the people still in the old county might also stop paying taxes for them. But if the old county owes money to someone who bought its bonds, that person can still ask for their money back if the county doesn’t pay.
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§ 23262 County Boundary Tax Relief
Last verified: January 22, 2026