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The real estate excise tax is typically paid by the seller of the property, although the buyer is liable for the tax if it is not paid. The tax applies to the seller. The tax also applies to transfers of controlling interests (50% or more) in entities that own property in the state.
When both a buyer and seller finalize the terms of a property sale, the seller will be required to pay excise tax on the value of the transaction. Generally speaking, the treasurer's office in your local county will be responsible for collecting excise taxes on the state and local level.
Washington state levies a real estate excise tax (MEET) on all property sales. This state tax rate is 1.28% of a property's full selling price.
Real estate excise tax (MEET) is a tax on the sale of real estate. The real estate excise tax is typically paid by the seller of the property, although the buyer is liable for the tax if it is not paid. The tax applies to the seller.
Homeowners may exempt the first $250,000 of the value of a principal residence but not investment property from gains taxes. This tax is paid not during the sale of the property, but when the original homeowner reports income to the Internal Revenue Service Schedule D of the Form 1040.
On the LE (loan estimate) excise tax is considered a closing cost. In your case, you negotiated to split all closing costs. I would interpret this to mean the buyer and seller are responsible for half of the tax.
It is a tax on the sale of real estate. The real estate excise tax is typically paid by the seller of the property. However, there are times in which the buyer may pay some, or all, of the excise tax as part of the negotiated closing costs associated with the real estate sale.
The buyer typically pays for any fees relating to their mortgage loan, and the seller typically pays the agent's commission and various fees relating to the transfer of property. With that being said, closing costs are often just as negotiable as anything else in the real estate world.
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