North Dakota Code § 57-20-01

Real and personal property taxes - When due and delinquent - Penalties
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All real and personal property taxes and yearly installments of special assessment taxes 
become due on the first day of January following the year for which the taxes were levied. The 
first installment of real estate taxes, all personal property taxes, and yearly installments of 
special taxes become delinquent after the first day of March following and, if not paid on or 
before said date, are subject to a penalty of three percent, and on May first following an 
additional penalty of three percent, and on July first following an additional three percent, and an 
additional penalty of three percent on October fifteenth following. From and after January first of 
the year following the year in which the taxes become due and payable, simple interest at the 
rate of twelve percent per annum upon the principal of the unpaid taxes on personal property 
must be charged until the taxes and penalties are paid, with the interest charges to be prorated 
to the nearest full month for a fractional year of delinquency. The second installment of real 
estate taxes becomes delinquent after October fifteenth, and, if not paid on or before that date 
becomes subject to a penalty of six percent.

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