Maricopa County Treasurer’s Office

John M. Allen, Treasurer

Maricopa County Treasurer's Office

Tax Lien Statistics - as of 3/25/2024

Tax Sale History
Liens Sold
Outstanding Sold Liens
Redeemed Sold Liens
State Liens
  • Sale Year Tax Year Parcels Advertised $ Value Not auctioned (1) Liens Sold $ Value Avg Int Rate (2) Struck to State (3)
    2024 2022 18,715 $49,928,606 6,895 10,423 $19,313,985 6.82% 1,397
    2023 2021 16,879 $45,401,529 6,496 10,153 $18,403,052 2.70% 230
    2022 2020 16,655 $44,108,473 6,537 9,361 $15,446,364 2.26% 757
    2021 2019 17,189 $49,517,575 6,942 7,974 $15,415,639 2.45% 2,273
    2020 2018 17,641 $45,850,338 5,932 11,189 $18,614,867 4.11% 520
    2019 2017 18,988 $43,155,682 6,546 11,705 $18,266,885 4.20% 737
    2018 2016 20,020 $37,260,723 7,168 12,145 $18,335,753 4.20% 707
    2017 2015 21,242 $20,910,106 7,096 12,180 $20,449,727 5.08% 1,966
    2016 2014 18,364 $17,217,200 6,433 11,431 $16,997,884 2.43% 500
    2015 2013 18,888 $18,036,059 6,511 11,637 $17,832,166 3.84% 740
    2014 2012 21,342 $33,970,380 6,206 12,710 $18,354,687 5.01% 2,426
    2013 2011 27,057 $46,532,327 7,964 16,535 $31,745,917 7.48% 2,558
    2012 2010 34,550 $86,424,452 8,072 19,949 $55,659,726 9.93% 6,529
    2011 2009 39,037 $80,478,533 9,429 22,510 $63,529,394 10.79% 12,543
    2010 2008 41,859 $69,946,978 9,317 25,660 $57,093,614 8.62% 11,040
    2009 2007 34,694 $47,521,202 4,233 22,354 $39,884,087 8.66% 8,107
    2008 2006 28,047 $32,713,999 5,995 20,401 $27,558,290 7.64% 1,651
    2007 2005 23,949 $29,564,319 6,173 15,972 $21,080,184 7.96% 1,804
    2006 2004 21,388 $26,337,120 5,762 13,479 $17,284,492 6.03% 2,147
    2005 2003 23,003 $26,458,224 6,241 12,515 $16,941,595 5.80% 4,247
    2004 2002 25,309 $31,649,838 5,986 14,065 $17,505,778 6.09% 5,258
    2003 2001 28,438 $27,879,375 7,238 14,156 $15,779,144 7.88% 7,044
    2002 2000 27,612 $26,443,065 6,542 11,771 $13,195,438 10.91% 9,299
    2001 1999 26,377 $23,752,233 6,354 11,363 $13,578,760 10.95% 8,660
    2000 1998 24,306 $19,428,476 6,365 11,002 $11,200,642 10.12% 6,939
    1999 1997 25,597 $20,913,038 7,062 10,766 $10,967,212 9.93% 7,769
    1998 1996 21,990 $15,198,627 5,339 8,456 $8,967,966 10.04% 8,195
    1997 1995 25,044 $20,125,897 6,927 10,057 $12,948,495 8.90% 8,060

    (1) Parcels may be advertised but not auctioned because of pending litigation such as bankruptcy.
    (2) Maximum interest rate is 16%.
    (3) Parcels are "struck to state" and become state liens if the tax lien is not purchased at the sale.

  • Sold liens includes liens sold at the tax sale, subtax and assignment liens.
    Outstanding liens have not yet been redeemed.
    Redeemed liens have been paid off or foreclosed.

  • These liens were sold to CP (Certificate of Purchase) buyers and are still being held. They include liens sold at the tax sale, as well as subtax and assignment liens.

  • These liens were sold to CP buyers and have been paid off or foreclosed, so the lien has been cleared. Includes liens from tax sale, subtax and assignment.

  • State Liens have been auctioned at each tax sale, but did not sell. Redeemed liens have been paid off by their owners. Assignable liens are available for purchase by assignment at 16% interest rate. The state can foreclose on State liens held at least 7 years.

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Seniors needing additional property tax relief and Arizonans not required to file individual income taxes may be able to take advantage of state tax credits


Individual income tax filing season in the state provides potential benefits for Arizonans whose income level is below minimum threshold limits and not required to file an individual income tax return or are seniors who own a residence.

Both may still be eligible for state tax benefits by submitting two forms available through the Arizona Department of Revenue - Form 140ET Credit for Increased Excise Taxes or Form 140PTC Property Tax Refund Claim.

  • Form 140PTC is used by qualified individuals to claim a refundable income tax credit for taxes paid on property located in Arizona that is either owned by or rented by the taxpayer. Form 140PTC provides a tax credit of up to $502. To claim a property tax credit, you must file your claim or extension request by April 15, 2020. You cannot claim this credit on an amended return if you file it after the due date.
  • Form 140ET is used by individuals not required to file an Arizona individual income tax return but qualify to claim the refundable excise tax credit. The maximum credit available for the increased excise tax (Form 140ET) is $100 per household. An excise tax is a tax levied on certain goods by the state or federal government such as fuel, cigarettes, cellphones and alcoholic beverages.

Individuals not filing an income tax return and claiming both credits need only to complete Form 140PTC. However, individuals not submitting a tax return and not claiming the property tax credit must complete Form 140ET to claim the credit for increased excise taxes.

To determine eligibility for either Form 140PTC or Form 140ET, see form instructions at www.azdor.gov/Forms/Individual.

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CP Expirations Legal Changes


There has been a change in CP Liens that is applicable to lienholders. Beginning September, 2019, SB1236 will include a provision that modifies the language in §A.R.S. 42-18127 Section A.

The original certificate of purchase, in addition to all subsequent taxes (sub taxes) will expire if an action to foreclose has not commenced within ten years after the last day of the month in which the original certificate was acquired.

Pursuant to this legislation, tax liens eligible for expiration will include the original certificate and all related sub taxes in the expiration process. Those liens with deadlines that are already in effect will not be affected however it will affect all future sub taxing liens so that the deadline will expire within a ten year period after the last day of the month that it was acquired and time limits cannot be extended to the original purchase.

You should consult your attorney for further advice.

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Parcel number 123-45-678 9, can be entered as 123 45 678

Parcel number 123-45-678a 9, can be entered as 123 45 678 a

For Mobile Home/Business Personal Property - Use the personal property roll number with a prefix of 9 as the parcel number.
Example: Roll number 60-00-001 8 can be entered as 960 00 001.

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