The Attala County Chancery Clerk’s Office is reminding property owners with delinquent taxes to take action as soon as possible to avoid additional fees and the potential loss of property.
The office announced Thursday, July 9, that courtesy cards have been mailed to property owners regarding unpaid delinquent taxes. The notices are being sent to advise property owners that taxes listed as delinquent should be paid as soon as possible to remove the risk of losing property due to non-payment.
The mailed cards include property information, including the parcel number, owner information, and address associated with the property. The notice states that courthouse records indicate the recipient has property for which taxes “have not been paid” and encourages anyone receiving a card to contact the Chancery Clerk’s Office immediately. Residents who are no longer the current owner of the property are asked to notify the office.
According to the Chancery Clerk’s Office, additional fees connected to the 2024 tax year will be added in the upcoming months. Those fees include research fees, sheriff notice fees, and certified letter fees.
Property owners with questions or concerns are encouraged to contact the Attala County Chancery Clerk’s Office at 662-289-2921 or visit the office at 230 West Washington Street in Kosciusko.
The Chancery Clerk’s Office says addressing delinquent taxes as soon as possible can help property owners avoid additional costs and potential complications.
