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A deceased Ohio property owner's estate is being settled. The executor transfers the property to the heir named in the will. Regarding the conveyance fee, which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

A) The transfer is exempt from the conveyance fee as a transfer by devise or descent

Under ORC §319.54(G)(3), transfers by devise (through a will) or descent (through intestate succession) are exempt from Ohio's conveyance fee. These are considered exempt transfers because the property passes by operation of law or testamentary disposition, not through a sale.

Answer Options
A
The transfer is exempt from the conveyance fee as a transfer by devise or descent
B
The full conveyance fee applies because the property is changing ownership
C
Only the county permissive fee applies; the state fee is waived for estates
D
The heir must pay double the conveyance fee to cover the estate's tax obligations

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