Missouri § 92.863 - Costs, how apportioned — collector's fees.
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§ 92.863. Costs, how apportioned — collector's fees.
1. All costs, including costs of publishing any notices, and any court costs, shall be apportioned among the respective taxing authorities on a pro rata basis.
2. If any party redeems any parcel of real estate from the lien of any tax bill, such party shall, in addition to all other amounts then due, including principal, interest, attorney's fees and costs, also pay costs to the collector as follows:
(1) Fifty cents per parcel of real estate for issuance of certificate of redemption;
(2) One dollar per parcel of real estate, if notice of publication has been commenced;
(3) An additional one dollar per parcel of real estate if notice of sheriff's foreclosure sale has been commenced.
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(L. 1971 H.B. 472 § 31)
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Source: official Missouri text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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