Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 710 - Oklahoma Tax Commission
Chapter 1 - Administrative Operations
Subchapter 3 - Public Policy
Part 13 - OTHER POLICY PROVISIONS
Section 710:1-3-80 - Procedures for partial release of tax warrant or lien
Universal Citation: OK Admin Code 710:1-3-80
Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a) Partial release of a tax warrant or lien may be issued under the following circumstances:
(1) Where there is a short sale and the lien
of an outstanding tax warrant is unenforceable or uncollectible due to the
existence of a prior lien(s) held on the parcel of realty, and the amount of
the outstanding prior lien(s) exceeds the amount such property would bring at a
sale of the property for fair market value;
(2) Where the lien of an outstanding tax
warrant is unenforceable or uncollectible due to the existence of a prior
outstanding mortgage lien(s) held by the requesting party on the parcel of
realty, and the amount of the outstanding mortgage lien(s) exceeds the amount
such property would bring at a foreclosure sale;
(3) Where a mortgage lien(s) has been
foreclosed in an action in a District Court but where there has been a failure
to name the State of Oklahoma ex rel, Oklahoma Tax Commission as a party
defendant in the foreclosure action and there exists no likelihood of
collection or enforceability of a tax warrant against a particular parcel of
realty;
(4) Where the holder of a
mortgage lien(s) has taken a deed in lieu of foreclosure and there exists no
likelihood of collection or enforceability of a tax warrant against a
particular parcel of realty;
(5)
Where the applicant is not the taxpayer named in the tax warrant and acquired a
parcel of realty encumbered by an Oklahoma Tax Commission tax lien, whether it
be at a County Tax Resale or any other situation where title was passed from
the taxpayer named in the tax warrant to the applicant without properly
extinguishing the tax warrant;
(6)
Where there exists no likelihood of collection or enforceability of a tax
warrant against a particular parcel of realty because the applicant does not
have enough equity in the property to satisfy the tax warrant in
full;
(7) Where the applicant seeks
a subordination of an outstanding tax warrant to facilitate the refinancing of
a prior mortgage; or
(8) Where the
denial of the partial release would result in an undue expense or hardship on
the requesting party.
(b) For purposes of this Section, under the situations described in (a) of this Section, "adequate consideration" for a partial release is defined as follows:
(1) In a situation described in (a)(1),
(a)(2) or (a)(3) of this Section, payment of ten percent (10%) of the tax
warrant inclusive of interest and penalty, provided such an amount is not less
than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
(2) In a situation described in (a)(4) of
this Section, payment of the principal tax liability on the tax warrant,
provided such an amount is not less than Five Hundred Dollars
($500.00).
(3) In a situation
described in (a)(5) or (a)(6) of this Section, payment of all the net proceeds
from the sale.
(4) In a situation
described in (a)(7) of this Section, payment of all the equity extracted. If
there is no equity being withdrawn, a payment equal to ten percent (10%) of the
tax warrant amount inclusive of both interest and penalty is to be made,
provided such amount is not less than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00).
(5) Pursuant to 68 O.S. Section 214, a tax
warrant may be released without the payment of any consideration only when the
Tax Commission determines that the warrant, certificate or judgment is clouding
the title of such property by reason of error in the description of properties
or similarity of names.
(6) In any
case where the Commission shall determine that the amount prescribed by (1)
through (5) of this subsection shall be excessive or inadequate, or in a
situation described in (a)(8) of this Section, then adequate consideration
shall be such amount as the Commission shall prescribe.
Amended at 10 Ok Reg 3819, eff 7-12-93
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