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Under Tenn. Code Ann. § 67-4-409, which of the following transfers of real property would NOT be exempt from the Tennessee realty transfer tax?

Correct Answer

A) A transfer of a vacation cabin from a parent to an adult child as a graduation gift

A transfer from a parent to an adult child as a gift does NOT qualify for any recognized exemption under Tenn. Code Ann. § 67-4-409. Tennessee's transfer tax exemptions include transfers between spouses and transfers to government entities, but there is no general exemption for parent-to-child transfers or family gifts. Therefore, this transfer would be subject to the realty transfer tax.

Answer Options
A
A transfer of a vacation cabin from a parent to an adult child as a graduation gift
B
A transfer of a commercial building from a private seller to the City of Memphis for use as a public facility
C
A transfer of a condominium from a deceased owner's estate to a government housing authority
D
A transfer of a residential property from a husband to his wife as part of a divorce settlement

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