Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County

FillingPDF is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Escambia County Tax Collector. Get the official form from the Escambia County Tax Collector website.

Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County

The 2021 Escambia County Tax Certificate Sale for 2020 Taxes Final Results is a summary report prepared by the Escambia County Tax Collector. View and download the official PDF and see what each figure measures.
1 page
Page 1 of 1
Click an element to change it — or pick a tool to add one

The 2021 Escambia County Tax Certificate Sale for 2020 Taxes Final Results is a summary report prepared by the Escambia County Tax Collector on 6/02/2021. It sits among the Escambia County property tax records the Tax Collector publishes and reports how many certificates were sold, what share of the available certificates that represents and how many were struck to the county. It is a published report, not an application: on this page you can view and download the official PDF, which lives on the Tax Collector's website.

Last updated

What is Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County?

The 2021 Escambia County Tax Certificate Sale for 2020 Taxes – Final Results is a report prepared by the Escambia County Tax Collector, dated 6/02/2021, that summarizes the final outcome of the 2021 tax certificate sale held for 2020 taxes, using counts, totals, averages and percentages.

The report lists these measures:

  • the number of certificates sold, 6,346, and the total face of those certificates;
  • the percentage of the available face amount sold, 99.3%, and the percentage of available certificates sold, 94.1%;
  • the average bid rate, the maximum face value and the average face of certificates sold;
  • the average number of bids per certificate;
  • the number of county-struck certificates, 685, with their total face and average face;
  • the total face and the number (1,951) of advertised items paid or withdrawn after being advertised and before the sale period;
  • the average number of bids including county-struck certificates, the number of bidders participating and the total number of bids.

A footnote on the county-struck lines says they include statutorily-struck certificates. The two advertised-items lines are marked with an asterisk. The document has no entries to complete: it only reports results. For the dollar amounts and the remaining figures, open the PDF at the Tax Collector's website.

Who needs to file Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County?

Anyone who wants the outcome figures of the 2021 Escambia County tax certificate sale for 2020 taxes can use this report. It is a results summary from the Escambia County Tax Collector, so nobody completes, signs or files it.

It answers questions about the size of the sale, such as how many certificates were sold, what part of the available certificates and face amount that covers, and how many certificates the county struck. It also shows how much activity the sale drew, through the number of bidders and the number of bids.

The report covers the sale for 2020 taxes held in 2021 only. It is not a notice for any individual property and does not name properties, owners or buyers. For anything about a specific parcel or account, contact the Escambia County Tax Collector.

When to file Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County

Nothing is filed with this document, so it has no due date. It is a results report that the Escambia County Tax Collector prepared on 6/02/2021 after the 2021 tax certificate sale for 2020 taxes. The report itself separates items that were paid or withdrawn after being advertised and before the sale period from the sale results, so read those two lines as events that happened before the sale period.

How to fill out Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County

  1. Open the official PDF

    Download the report from the Escambia County Tax Collector's website using the link on this page. It carries the title 2021 Escambia County Tax Certificate Sale for 2020 Taxes, Final Results.

  2. Check the date and scope

    Note the line at the bottom, Prepared by Escambia County Tax Collector 6/02/2021, and confirm you need the sale for 2020 taxes held in 2021.

  3. Read the certificate counts

    Start with the number of certificates sold, the percentage of available certificates sold and the number of county-struck certificates, which include statutorily-struck certificates.

  4. Read the face amounts and bid figures

    Review the total, average and maximum face lines, the average bid rate, the average number of bids and the total number of bids as the report prints them.

  5. Note the advertised-items lines

    The two asterisked lines cover advertised items paid or withdrawn after being advertised and before the sale period, so keep them separate from the sale results.

How to submit Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County

There is nothing to submit: the Escambia County Tax Collector publishes this report as a PDF on its website at the official PDF address. The document lists no mailing address, portal, fee or appointment rule because it is not an application or a return.

FillingPDF lets you view and download the official PDF; it does not file or deliver anything to the Tax Collector.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Reading the report as a 2021 tax sale: it reports the 2021 sale for 2020 taxes, as the title states.
  • Treating the 94.1% of available certificates sold as the same measure as the 99.3% of available face amount sold; the report gives them as separate lines.
  • Counting county-struck certificates as sold certificates; the report lists them on separate lines, and the footnote says they include statutorily-struck certificates.
  • Adding advertised items paid or withdrawn before the sale period to the sale results; the report marks those two lines with an asterisk and describes them as occurring before the sale period.
  • Mixing up the average number of bids per certificate with the average number of bids including county-struck certificates; they are separate lines.
  • Looking in this report for a specific property, buyer or owner; it prints only summary totals and averages.

Frequently asked questions

What are the 2021 Escambia County tax certificate sale final results?

They are the summary figures from the Escambia County Tax Collector's 2021 tax certificate sale for 2020 taxes, prepared 6/02/2021. The report gives counts, face totals, averages, bid figures and percentages of what was available.

How many certificates were sold in the 2021 Escambia County sale?

The report shows 6,346 certificates sold, which is 94.1% of the available certificates and 99.3% of the available face amount. County-struck certificates, 685 in number, are listed separately.

What are county-struck certificates in this report?

They are certificates the report lists on separate lines from those sold: 685 of them, with their total face and average face. A footnote says the figures include statutorily-struck certificates.

Is this a form I have to fill out or file?

No. It is a results report prepared by the Escambia County Tax Collector, with no lines to complete, no signature and no deadline. You only read it or save a copy.

Where can I get the official PDF of the final results?

The Escambia County Tax Collector publishes it on its website at https://escambiataxcollector.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/2021-Escambia-County-Tax-Certificate-Sale-for-2020-Taxes.pdf.

Does FillingPDF file or change the Escambia County report?

No. FillingPDF is an independent service not connected to the Escambia County Tax Collector. It lets you view and download the official PDF and does not file, submit or alter anything.

Ready to fill out Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County?

Fill out Tax Certificate Sale Final Results – Escambia County now