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Identify the North Carolina term, form, or concept described here for North Carolina tax calculations, conveyance tax, and prorations. Description: The North Carolina deed tax formula component that causes a price of $500.01 to be taxed as if it were in the next $500 bracket.

Correct Answer

B) Fractional-part rounding up

Fractional-part rounding up

Answer Options
A
Annual reassessment
B
Fractional-part rounding up
C
Cash-basis accounting
D
Downward averaging

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