Tax Transfer

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The Department of Finance has closed its Payment Centers due to the COVID-19 Outbreak. You may purchase the City's Real Property Transfer Tax stamps at:

The same applies for gifts given through a foreign wire transfer. If you send a gift that exceeds $15,000, you must file a gift tax return with the IRS and pay any related gift taxes. This is where gift tax law gets tricky, however. Every person may, over the course of his lifetime, gift up to $11.18 million free of gift tax. The Colorado Department of Revenue offers an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) tax payment service. You may use EFT to pay more than 50 types of business and personal tax liabilities. For a complete list of accepted tax liabilities, see the DR 5785. California City Documentary and Property Transfer Tax Rates Governance: Per $1000 Rev&Tax Code Per $1000 General Law PropertyValue Sec 9 PropertyValue or Chartered City. C): If either party is claiming an exemption from the transfer tax, check this box and enter an explanation of the reason for the claim. § 4641-C for a list of exemptions. Date of transfer. Enter the date of the property transfer. The RETT is a tax on the sale, granting, and transfer of real property or an interest in real property. The statute imposing the tax is found at RSA 78-B and NH Code of Administrative Rules, Rev 800. The tax is imposed on both the buyer and the seller at the rate of $.75 per $100 of the price or consideration for the sale, granting, or transfer.

Tax transfer policies
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Municipal Code Reference:3-33
CAPS Code Reference:1002820051801
Tax Return Form Code:Form 7551
Procedure:A tax is imposed upon the privilege of transferring title to, or beneficial interest in, real property located in the city, whether or not the agreement or contract providing for the transfer is entered into the city. The tax shall be at the rate of $3.75 per $500.00 of the transfer price, or fraction thereof, of the real property or the beneficial interest in real property.

In addition, a supplemental tax at the rate of $1.50 per $500.00 of the transfer price, or fraction thereof, shall be imposed on transfers taking place on or after April 1, 2008, for the purpose of providing financial assistance to the Chicago Transit Authority (“CTA”). This supplemental tax shall be referred to as the “CTA portion” of the Chicago Real Property Transfer Tax, and the $3.75 tax shall be referred to as the “City portion.”

Tax Rate:$5.25 per $500.00 of the transfer price, or fraction thereof, of the real property or the beneficial interest in real property. In general, The Buyer is responsible for $3.75 and the Seller is responsible for $1.50.
Exemptions, Deductions and Credits:The exemptions allowed are:
  1. Transfers of real property acquired by or from a governmental body and certain transfers by or from certain non-profit organizations.
  2. Transfers in which the instrument secures debt or other obligations.
  3. Transfers without additional consideration to correct, modify, confirm, or supplement a deed previously recorded.
  4. Transfers for less than $500.
  5. Transfers in which the deed is a tax deed.
  6. Transfers in which the instrument releases property which secures debt.
  7. Transfers in which the deed is a deed of partition.
  8. Transfers between a parent and its subsidiary or between subsidiaries with the same parent because of merger, consolidation or the sale of substantially all of the seller's assets.
  9. Transfers from a subsidiary to its parent for no consideration other than the cancellation or surrender of the subsidiary's stock.
  10. Confirmed plan under bankruptcy
  11. Enterprise zones where property is used primarily for commercial or industrial purposes
  12. Transfers to lenders pursuant to a mortgage or security interest foreclosure proceeding or made in lieu of foreclosure
  13. H.O.M.E. Program.
  14. Transfer of title to or a beneficial interest in the primary residence of a legally recognized couple, from one member of the couple to the other, by order of court resulting from a legal separation or divorce proceeding.

No transfer is exempt unless declaration describes the facts supporting the exemption along with supporting documentation. See Section 3-33-060 for exact terms, which control.

Section 3-33-060 (O) includes a refund for the CTA portion of tax for transfers to transferees who are age 65 years or older, who occupy purchased property as their personal dwelling for at least one year following the transfer, if the transfer price is $250,000 or less. This exemption is administered through a refund administered by the Tax Division of the Department of Finance located at 333 South State Street, DePaul Center, Room 300.

Rulings and Procedures:

Real Property Transfer Tax Ruling 1 - Real estate cooperatives.
Real Property Transfer Tax Ruling 2 - Enterprise zone exemption.
Real Property Transfer Tax Ruling 3 - Transfers in divorce situations. The ruling is no longer in effect. It is retained on this web site for historical purposes only.
Real Property Transfer Tax Ruling 4 - Exemptions 'C' & 'M'.
Real Property Transfer Tax Ruling 5 - Ground Leases
Real Property Transfer Tax Ruling 6 - Ground Leases - Additional Issues

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Vehicle Sales Tax and Title Transfer Fees

Be sure, when budgeting for a new car, to account for the possibility of sales tax and title transfer fees. In the excitement of the purchase, it's easy to overlook these two after-the-fact charges.

Car Sales Tax

Excuse yourself from reading this section if you reside in Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, or Oregon. None of these purchase-friendly states charge sales tax. For everyone else, including Washington D.C. residents, read on. (Note: Though Alaska does not impose a state sales tax, state laws allow for municipalities to charge a local sales tax.)

The sales tax you'll pay on your new car is contingent on where you live. This includes not only your state, but also your county and city. Currently, out of the 45 states that charge a sales tax, 34 also allow for counties and municipalities to impose a local sales tax.

The exact sales tax rate varies by state and jurisdiction, but to give you an idea of what states are charging, Hawaii has the nation's lowest combined state and sales tax rate at 4.35%, while Tennessee charges the highest at 9.44%.

How to Calculate Your Auto Sales Tax Rate

If you're purchasing a new car from a dealership, the finance manager will calculate your sales tax rate for you. Your rate will be based on three scenarios:

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  • Total purchase price.
  • Purchase price after trade-in is deducted.
  • Purchase price after cash incentive is deducted.

Tax Transfer In California

If, however, you're buying a new car from an individual, you'll need to do the brain-work yourself. Fortunately, many states make this easy by providing online sales tax rate calculators. If you cannot locate an online sales tax rate calculator, check with your State Comptroller for your sales tax rate.

Keep in mind that the sales tax you pay on your new car is based on where you register it. For example, if you purchase a vehicle in New Hampshire, where there is no sales tax, but reside in Amherst, Massachusetts which charges sales tax, you will be taxed on the new car.

Title Transfer Fees

A car title serves as your proof of ownership. Whenever a used car transfers ownership, a title transfer fee comes into play. This applies to the following car-transfer scenarios:

  • Sale
  • Inheritance
  • Gift
  • Transferring to family
  • Paying off a car loan

Tax Transfer Policy

Title transfer fees vary by state. In most cases you pay this fee before registering the car. Some states, such as Oregon, that allow you to title and register at the same time. If in doubt, contact your local DMV.