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Tax office files 2024 insolvent personal-property list with commission; staff explains lien process

Montgomery County Commission · July 10, 2025
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Summary

Allison from the tax office presented the annual list of insolvent personal-property accounts the county must submit for final settlement with the state comptroller and explained the office’s process for filing liens and typical collection outcomes.

Allison from the county tax office presented the 2024 annual report of insolvent personal-property taxes and explained the purpose of the list: submission for final settlement with the state comptroller and to enable county lien filings.

Allison said the list represents taxpayers who did not file or pay their 2024 personal-property taxes. She explained the county typically files liens after settlement and that lien filing helps collection because entities with liens face difficulty securing business credit and licenses. Commissioners asked whether most of the listed accounts are later collected; Allison said the county is able to collect most of it after liens are filed.

One commissioner noted a named business appeared on the insolvent list and said the commission should consider the business licensing implications if a lien exists. Allison and other staff took questions and indicated the report is routine and required for state settlement; no formal action appears in the transcript.