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Justice Manual § 9-114.100
State and Local Real Property Taxes in Civil and Criminal Forfeiture Cases
In civil and criminal forfeiture cases, the United States will pay standard ad valorem property taxes up to the date of entry of an order of forfeiture. For additional information on this topic see Chapter 4 of the Asset Forfeiture Policy Manual ("State and Local Real Property Taxes").
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[updated May 2010]
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