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David sells his investment property in Bellevue for $800,000. Using Washington's graduated state REET schedule (1.1% up to $525,000; 1.28% from $525,001 to $1,525,000), what is the total state Real Estate Excise Tax owed on this transaction?

Correct Answer

B) $9,295

Washington's graduated state REET applies 1.1% to the first $525,000 ($5,775) and 1.28% to the next $275,000 ($3,520), totaling $9,295.

Answer Options
A
$8,800
B
$9,295
C
$10,240
D
$10,815

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