A tax levied by the city or county on the transfer of title to real property.
After the sale of property taxes are taken out and divided between the state, county, city, and other government agencies.
The state or local tax payable upon the transfer of a title.
is the taxes which may be payable when the title is passed from one owner to the next.
State tax on the transfer of real property. Based on purchase price or money changing hands. Also called documentary transfer tax.
A tax charged by some state or local governments at the time of transfer of real estate title from one owner to another. For our comparison purposes, these fees are considered to be a tax or other unavoidable fee. May also be referred to as an Intangible Tax.
See documentary transfer tax.
any tax levied on the passing of title to property
a direct tax that is paid when title to property is transferred
a tax paid for the privilege of transferring ownership of real property
Transfer tax is a tax that is levied by a local government on change of ownership of real estate.
A tax assessed by a city, county or state on the transfer of property that may be based on equity or value. The use of direct deeding in an exchange avoids additional transfer tax.
State and or local taxes that is payable when title of a property is passed form one owner to another.
A levy by a state or local government on the changing of ownership of real estate.
Local or state tax assessed at the time when title passes form one owner to another.
In some areas city, county or state taxes imposed when property passes from one person to another.
This tax is collected upon the transfer of property in all states except Texas. Transfer taxes are customarily paid by the Seller.
A state or local tax payable upon the transfer of real property.
A fee required when a deed is recorded; the fee is based on the value of the property. The Wisconsin Real Estate Transfer Return must be completed and the proper fee calculated or the exemption number indicated if the property is exempt from the transfer fee. Whether the buyer or seller is to pay the transfer tax is often negotiated during the sale; if not, the grantor is liable as per s.77.22(1). This form must accompany the deed for it to be recorded.
assessment on a piece of property by state or local authorities when the ownership of the property changes.
Tax on assets when they are transferred to another. The estate tax, gift tax and generation skipping transfer tax are all transfer taxes.
Tax, state or local, levied when title passes from one owner to another. Most inter family events are not taxed.
Taxes that may be payable when the title passes from one owner to the next.
A tax paid when a home is sold to transfer it from one owner to another.
A tax upon the passing of the title to the property or a valuable interest therein out of or from the estate of a decedent, by inheritance, devise, or bequest.
State tax, local tax (where applicable) and tax stamps (where applicable) required by law when title passes from one owner to another.
State or local taxes applied to title that is changing ownership.
Transfer taxes (or stamp taxes) and similar taxes and charges on the sale of a personal home are not deductible. If they are paid by the seller, they are expenses of the sale and reduce the amount realized on the sale. If paid by the buyer, they are included in the cost basis of the property.
Depending on the location, tax levied by state or local governments when property passes from one owner to another.
The transfer tax is a tax levied by the State of Georgia on the warranty deed. The transfer tax is paid by the seller at closing and will appear on the Settlement Statement. The transfer tax is .1% of the purchase price.
A tax charged by the county and/or city when there is a change in ownership of a property. Usually based on the sale price.
The tax payable on the conveyance of real property, measured by the amount of consideration paid.
a tax payable to the local government unit for the sale, transfer, or other disposition of real estate, whether capital or ordinary asset.
State or local tax payable when title passes from one owner to another.
A state tax on the transfer of real estate.
The gift, estate, and generation-skipping transfer tax the Federal government assesses when you transfer your assets.
A sales tax on real estate currently imposed at the rate of $1.10 per thousand dollars of value.
A tax levied when ownership of an asset is given, bequeathed or transferred to another. Includes the Estate Tax, Inheritance Tax, Gift Tax and Generation Skipping Transfer Tax.
An assessment by state or local authorities at the time a piece of property changes hands.
A Georgia tax imposed upon the transfer of property at the rate of approximately $1 per $1000 of purchase price.
A tax imposed when real estate is sold or transferred from one person to another.
A tax imposed upon transfers of title to real property.
State tax on the transfer of real property. Based on purchase price or money changing hands. Treasury Bills Interest bearing U.S. Government obligations sold at a weekly sale. The change in interest rates paid on these obligations is frequently used as the Rate Index of Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loans.
Tax paid to the city, county, state or other government entity upon sale of a property.
state tax on the transfer of real property. 1/1000th of the sale price minus any loan assumption.
One paid upon the passing of title to property or to a valuable interest
Tax paid when title passes from one owner to another.
A local and/or state tax payable when title passes from one owner to another.
A state or local tax that a buyer or seller has to pay when property changes ownership. The seller usually has to pay the transfer tax, which is paid on the closing date. The rules on how it's calculated vary from state to state, but usually it's based on the property's purchase price. Some cities will also add a tax on top of the transfer tax.
One of the expenses paid by the seller on closing day as part of the closing costs, the transfer tax is based on a property's sale price.
Tax stamps required to be affixed to a deed by state and/or local law.
Federal and Provincial tax payable when title passes from one owner to another.
An assessment by state or local government when a piece of property changes hands.
A state tax imposed on the transfer or conveyance of realty or any realty interest by means of deed, lease, sublease, assignment, contract for deed or similar instrument. One purpose of the tax is to acquire reliable data on the fair market value of the property to help establish more accurate real property tax assessments.
State or local taxes imposed on a transfer of ownership of real property
A tax paid when a title is passed from one owner to the next.
The tax required by law when property changes hands.
In PA the buyer and seller each pay 1% state tax on the sales price of the real estate, unless stated otherwise in the sales contract. In Philadelphia County, the tax rate is 2% for each the buyer and seller.
Taxes on the conveyance of real estate imposed by state and local governments. Such taxes are often paid by the seller.
The term transfer tax has more than one legal meaning.