§ 102342 Tax Redemption Payment Distribution

• •Redemption money is divided based on each district's share of the total tax.
• •The county treasurer is the one who sends the money to the district.
• •The district only gets the portion that matches its original tax claim.

A house in a city district owes $1,000 in back taxes. $600 of that is the district's share and $400 goes to other tax authorities. The house is sold at a tax sale, but the owner later pays $1,000 to get the house back.

The county treasurer will send $600 of the redemption payment to the district because that’s the part of the tax the district was owed, and the remaining $400 goes to the other authorities.