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A listing broker in High Point is preparing an exam-prep note on the North Carolina conveyance tax at $1 per $500. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

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C) A deed price that is not an exact multiple of $500 still triggers tax on the next higher $500 bracket because of the fractional-part language.

A deed price that is not an exact multiple of $500 still triggers tax on the next higher $500 bracket because of the fractional-part language.

Answer Options
A
Fractional-part treatment applies only to deeds over $1 million under current North Carolina rules
B
The tax is computed using conventional rounding to the nearest $500 under current North Carolina rules
C
A deed price that is not an exact multiple of $500 still triggers tax on the next higher $500 bracket because of the fractional-part language.
D
A fractional excess of $1 is ignored for tax purposes under current North Carolina rules

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