Which notice must be posted in five public places?

• A. Notice of Sale
• B. Tax Sale Notice
• C. Notice to Taxpayer
• D. Foreclosure Notice

Answer: (A)

Public notice requirements for tax sales are about ensuring due process by making the impending sale widely known to the community. The document that must be posted in five public places is the Notice of Sale, because it officially announces that a property will be offered for sale to satisfy delinquent taxes and includes the key details like date and terms. Posting this notice in multiple public spots ensures broad visibility and gives interested parties a real chance to act, such as by redeeming the tax or bidding. A Foreclosure Notice relates to mortgage foreclosures, not tax sales. A Notice to Taxpayer is a direct notice to the owner, not a broad public posting. A Tax Sale Notice might be used in some contexts, but the standard requirement for five public postings aligns with Notice of Sale.