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- In Part A, enter the Grantor's Employer Identification Number or Social Security Number, followed by their name and address. Indicate if they are a Resident or Non-Resident Individual, Corporation, or other entity.
- Proceed to Part B for the Grantee's information. Fill in their Employer Identification Number or Social Security Number, name, and address. Again, specify their status as a Resident or Non-Resident.
- In Part C, provide the property location details and compute the tax. Enter the consideration received and the highest assessed value of the real estate. Calculate the Realty Transfer Tax due based on these values.
- Finally, in Part D, if applicable, explain any exemptions from the Realty Transfer Tax and ensure all signatures are completed and notarized.
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