Real Estate Math
A closing in Oklahoma City occurs on March 15. The annual property tax of $3,000 has not been paid. What is the seller's prorated tax responsibility using a 360-day year?
A$600
B$612.50
C$612.00
D$625.00✓ Correct
Explanation
Using 30-day months: Jan (30) + Feb (30) + 15 days Mar = 75 days. Daily rate = $3,000 / 360 = $8.333. Seller's share = 75 x $8.333 = $625. With 360-day year using 2.5 months: $3,000/12 x 2.5 = $625. Recheck: Jan+Feb+15 days = 2.5 months at 30 days/month = $625.
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