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Property tax prorations at an Indiana closing are typically:

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B) Calculated based on the calendar year with the seller responsible through the day before closing

Indiana property taxes are prorated at closing based on the calendar year. The seller pays taxes through the day before closing, and the buyer pays from the closing date forward. Indiana taxes are paid in arrears.

Answer Options
A
Not done
B
Calculated based on the calendar year with the seller responsible through the day before closing
C
Always paid entirely by the buyer
D
Paid by the title company

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Related Topics:

closing costsclosing disclosureproperty tax calendarhomestead deductionpaid in arrears

Key Terms:

property tax prorationpaid in arrearscalendar yearclosing disclosureseller credit
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