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Business, 13.06.2020 16:57 justin5647

On December 10 a property was closed in escrow. The assessed valuation of the property was $25,000. The tax rate for real property was $25 per thousand. The current taxes have been paid. The seller is responsible for the day of closing. What will the buyer be charged for his portion of the taxes

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