Recordation Tax
- REC-1 - Recordation Tax – Overview
- REC-2 - UCC Fixture Filings are Generally Subject to Indebtedness Tax
- REC-3 - UCC Fixture Filings Must Contain a Value of Maximum Principal Indebtedness
- REC-4 - Calculating Realty Transfer Tax on Warranty Deed including Retained Life Estate
- REC-5 - Information Required on Modified or Amended Deed
- REC-6 - How to Prove Recordation Tax Has Been Paid to Another Jurisdiction
- REC-7 - Additional Tax Due When Indebtedness Increases Beyond Previously Stated Maximum Indebtedness
- REC-8 - Indebtedness Tax - Assumption Agreements
- REC-9 - Government Entities Are Not Subject to Recordation Tax
- REC-10 - Credit Unions Exempt from Recordation Tax
- REC-11 - Transfer Tax - Responsible Party for Paying and Collecting
- REC-12 - How to Determine Fair Market Value of Property
- REC-13 - Oath Not Required for Tax Exempt Realty Transfer
- REC-14 - Realty Adjustment Due to Divorce Exempt from Transfer Tax
- REC-15 - Realty Transfer Pursuant to Testamentary Devise Exempt from Transfer Tax
- REC-16 - Transfer Pursuant to Revocable Living Trust
- REC-17 - Realty Transfer Due to Release of Life Estate
- REC-18 - Conveyance from One Spouse to the Other Exempt from Transfer Tax
- REC-19 - Transfer of Real Property Due to Division in Kind by Tenant in Common Exempt from Transfer Tax
- REC-20 - Tax Base for Quit Claim Deed
- REC-21 - Determining Tax Base for Transfer of Freehold Estate
- REC-22 – Deeds of Trust Filed with Assignment to THDA or FHA Exempt
- REC-23 – Deeds of Trust Filed with Assignment to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac Subject to Tax
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