Get A Completed Tax Return (fp-7/c) Is Required To Record Any Deed, Deed Of Trust, Modification Or

Filling out the A Completed Tax Return (FP-7/C) is an essential step in recording any real estate transaction like a deed or deed of trust. This guide provides clear and detailed instructions to help you complete the form online efficiently.

Follow the steps to accurately complete the tax return form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. In Part A, check the box corresponding to the type of instrument being recorded, such as 'Deed' or 'Deed of Trust'.
3. Complete Part B by entering the relevant property description details, including square, suffix, and lot numbers. You can find this information on the Real Property Services website.
4. Indicate the property use by checking the appropriate box in Part B. Enter the percentage of interest being conveyed in the designated field.
5. In Parts C and D, provide the contact information for the person submitting the instrument and where to return the instrument after processing.
6. Enter the complete name and contact information of each Grantor and Grantee in Parts E and F. This will be important for receiving future tax notifications.
7. If the billing address is different from the property address, complete Part G with the new mailing address.
8. Fill out Part H with the necessary financial information. Provide the acquisition price, current tax year assessed value, and related details about any exemptions that may apply.
9. For computation of tax in Part I, follow the instructions for calculating the recordation tax based on the type of property and consideration amounts.
10. In Part J, list the names of all Grantors and Grantees, ensuring all required signatures are present. The signatures must be acknowledged and notarized.
11. Once you have filled out all sections, save your changes and prepare to download, print, or share the completed form as necessary.

Start filling out your A Completed Tax Return (FP-7/C) online today to ensure your deed is recorded accurately.