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Get Me Rew-3 2022-2025
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How to fill out the ME REW-3 online
The ME REW-3 is an important form required by Maine Revenue Services for the declaration of residency status of the transferor in real estate transactions. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions to help you complete the form accurately and efficiently.
Follow the steps to complete the ME REW-3 online.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the ME REW-3 form and open it in an appropriate editor.
- In the section with the buyer's details, enter the name of the seller as it appears on the property documents.
- Select the applicable box or boxes that describe the residency status of the seller, ensuring you choose the correct option reflecting your situation.
- If the seller is a partnership, enter the percentage of ownership interest held by residents of Maine in the specified field.
- Fill in the seller's employer identification number in the designated space.
- Provide the address of the transferred property in the appropriate section.
- Input the seller’s current Maine office address, ensuring it is not the address of the transferred property.
- Enter the seller’s current mailing address, which should also not include the address of the transferred property.
- Ensure you understand the certification's implications, including the possibility of disclosure to the State Tax Assessor and potential penalties for false statements.
- Authorize the form by signing in the designated area, adding your title and the date.
- Provide the contact person's phone number for any follow-up inquiries related to the transaction.
- If applicable, arrange for the form to be notarized by a Notary Public, who will acknowledge the signer's capacity.
- Once all fields are filled, review the information for accuracy, and then save your changes, download, or print the completed form.
Complete your ME REW-3 form online today to ensure a smooth real estate transaction.
Maine Capital Gains Tax Maine taxes both long- and short-term capital gains at the full income tax rates described in the income tax section above. This means that income from capital gains can face a state rate of up to 7.15% in Maine.
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