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What Is The Collection Statute Expiration Date (Csed) In Relation To Property Taxes?

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The Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED) is a legal deadline determining the period during which tax authorities can pursue taxpayers for unpaid property taxes. The CSED varies depending on local laws and regulations, and understanding it can help taxpayers with financial challenges manage their obligations and avoid potential penalties.