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The document outlines the procedure for reporting transfers of controlling interest in real estate to the Washington State Department of Revenue. It includes sections for transferor and transferee information, tax computation details, and instructions for completing the form. The document emphasizes the importance of accuracy in reporting and provides guidelines on tax rates, exemptions, and potential penalties for non-compliance.

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Begin by entering the information for all transferors, including their names and percentage of ownership sold. If there are multiple transferors, attach a list.
Next, input the details for all transferees, including their names and percentage of ownership purchased. Again, attach a list if necessary.
Select the type of entity involved in the transfer by checking the appropriate box (Corporation, Partnership, Trust, or LLC).
Provide the location details and enter the County Tax Parcel number along with the True & Fair Value of real property. Ensure you calculate state and local tax rates as required.
Complete the tax computation section by summing up any taxes due and entering them accordingly. Remember to sign and date the affidavit certifying accuracy.

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