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At settlement in New Bern, the closing attorney uses a 365-day calendar-year proration and charges the seller with 151 days of the year's real property taxes under Form 2-T. If the annual real property tax bill is $4,015.75, what is the buyer's prorated share?

Correct Answer

C) $2,354.44

Use the stated North Carolina formula or contract assumption: $4,015.75 × (151 ÷ 365) = $1,661.31 seller share; buyer share = $4,015.75 − $1,661.31 = $2,354.44. That calculation produces the correct amount.

Answer Options
A
$1,650.31
B
$1,672.31
C
$2,354.44
D
$1,684.38

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