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A municipality in Ohio has annexed territory from an adjacent township. A property in the newly annexed area sells after the annexation. Which conveyance fee rate applies?

Correct Answer

C) The county's conveyance fee rate, which is determined at the county level regardless of municipality or township

Ohio's conveyance fee is set at the county level (state mandatory fee plus optional county permissive fee). The fee does not vary by municipality or township within the same county. Annexation from a township to a municipality within the same county does not change the applicable conveyance fee rate.

Answer Options
A
The township's rate, because the property was originally in the township
B
The municipality sets its own conveyance fee rate after annexation
C
The county's conveyance fee rate, which is determined at the county level regardless of municipality or township
D
No conveyance fee applies during the first year after annexation

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