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At a training session in Chicago, Devon Sullivan reviews an Illinois contract in Lake County that states real estate taxes will be prorated on a daily basis using the prior year's tax bill. The prior year's taxes were $6,200.00, and the closing is on November 15, 2026. How much tax credit should the seller give the buyer? Which answer is correct?

Correct Answer

D) $5,401.64

Using the stated daily proration, multiply the prior year's bill by 318/365. The seller credit is $5,401.64.

Answer Options
A
$5,826.64
B
$4,976.64
C
$6,251.64
D
$5,401.64

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Intestate succession is the legal process by which a deceased person's property is distributed according to state law when they die without a valid will. State statutes determine the order of inheritance.

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