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How to fill out the Real Estate Transfer Tax online
Filling out the Real Estate Transfer Tax is an essential step in finalizing a property transaction. This guide provides detailed instructions on completing this form online, ensuring you understand each component and can navigate the process with confidence.
Follow the steps to fill out the Real Estate Transfer Tax online:
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for completion.
- In Section A, enter the correspondent's name, address, and telephone number of the person completing the form.
- In Section B, Transfer Data, fill in the date the deed was accepted, along with the names and addresses of all Grantor(s)/Lessor(s) and Grantee(s)/Lessee(s). If necessary, attach additional sheets with full names and addresses.
- In Section C, Property Location, provide the full street address, tax parcel number, county, and any relevant location details for the property being transferred.
- In Section D, Valuation Data, complete this section for all transactions by entering the actual cash consideration, other considerations (non-cash), and calculating the total consideration. Additionally, input the county assessed value, the common level ratio factor, and fair market value by multiplying the assessed value by the common level ratio.
- In Section E, Exemption Data, fill this out only if claiming an exemption. Enter the amount and percentage of interest conveyed, then check the appropriate boxes for any exemptions claimed, providing additional information or attachments as required.
- Review all entered information for accuracy, then proceed to save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.
Complete your Real Estate Transfer Tax form online today for a seamless transaction!
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Realty transfer tax in Pennsylvania is 2% of the value of the real estate. You should form the LLC prior to signing the agreement of sale, and the party entering into the agreement of sale should be the LLC, not one or more of the individuals' names.