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A compliance reviewer in Apex is updating the policy manual on North Carolina tax calculations, conveyance tax, and prorations. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

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C) North Carolina conveyance tax math turns on the $1 per $500 or fractional-part formula, so odd-dollar prices still round up.

North Carolina conveyance tax math turns on the $1 per $500 or fractional-part formula, so odd-dollar prices still round up.

Answer Options
A
Conveyance tax is computed from assessed value rather than consideration or value conveyed.
B
Conveyance tax rounds down to the last full $500 under current North Carolina rules
C
North Carolina conveyance tax math turns on the $1 per $500 or fractional-part formula, so odd-dollar prices still round up.
D
Conveyance tax uses the annual county millage rate under current North Carolina rules

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