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New York transfer taxes are paid by:

Correct Answer

B) The seller, with mansion tax paid by buyer

Seller pays transfer tax; buyer pays mansion tax on properties over $1 million.

Answer Options
A
The buyer only
B
The seller, with mansion tax paid by buyer
C
Split equally
D
The lender
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Related Topics:

closing-costs-allocationreal-estate-closing-processnew-york-real-estate-regulations

Key Terms:

Real Property Transfer Taxmansion taxseller obligationsbuyer closing costsNew York Tax Law Section 1402

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