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For a North Carolina transfer valued at $287,450, the first $287,000 accounts for 574 full $500 increments. How does the remaining $450 affect the final conveyance-tax amount?

Correct Answer

C) $575.00

Use the stated North Carolina formula or contract assumption: ceil(287450 / 500) × $1 = 575 × $1 = $575.00. That calculation produces the correct amount.

Answer Options
A
$574.00
B
$576.00
C
$575.00
D
$577.00

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