Taxes, Real Property - As introduced, requires a written notice of the intended seizure of personal property given by the county trustee, deputy trustee, or delinquent tax attorney that is mailed to the taxpayer's last known address be provided by certified, registered, or first class mail. - Amends TCA Title 67, Chapter 5.

HB 1779 requires that notices of intended seizure of personal property to collect delinquent real property taxes must be sent to a taxpayer's last known address via certified, registered, or first-class mail. This directly affects Tennessee property owners with unpaid real property taxes, ensuring they receive verifiable notice before personal property (such as vehicles or belongings) can be seized. The key provision amends Tennessee law to specify these mailing methods, replacing vague requirements with clear delivery standards. The bill does not change tax rates, seizure eligibility, or the underlying tax process - only the method of delivering critical notice to taxpayers.