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Up to what fair market value can an eligible buyer claim a full exemption from general Property Transfer Tax under BC's newly built home exemption?

Correct Answer

C) $1,100,000

Property Transfer Tax Act s. 12.01 sets the qualifying value for the newly built home exemption at $1,100,000, and s. 12.02 fully exempts an eligible buyer of a qualifying new home up to that value. Between $1,100,000 and $1,150,000 only a partial exemption applies.

Answer Options
A
$750,000
B
$835,000
C
$1,100,000
D
$1,150,000

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Section 12.01 defines the qualifying value as $1,100,000; at or below that the exemption is full.

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