If the municipality holds the certificate, the amount required for redemption shall include all subsequent municipal liens with interest, penalties and costs after how many days from issuance of certificate?

• A. After 10 Days Of Issuance Of Certificate
• B. After 30 Days Of Issuance Of Certificate
• C. After 5 Days Of Issuance Of Certificate
• D. After 60 Days Of Issuance Of Certificate

Answer: (A)

When a tax sale certificate is held by the municipality, the redemption amount must reflect all charges that accumulate after the certificate is issued. The rule sets a ten-day window after issuance during which any additional municipal liens, along with their interest, penalties, and costs, are added to the amount needed to redeem. This ensures the redeemer pays not only the original delinquent taxes but also all subsequent obligations tied to the property that accrue in that period, preventing later charges from being ignored in redemption. Because this ten-day threshold exactly determines when those extra liens must be included, it is the best answer.