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Vermont's 'mortgage recording tax' refers to the fact that:
AVermont imposes a special tax on all recorded mortgages
BVermont does not impose a separate mortgage recording tax — mortgages are recorded at town clerk offices as part of the standard recording fee✓ Correct
CThe Vermont Property Transfer Tax covers mortgage recording
DOnly commercial mortgages are taxed at recording
Explanation
Unlike some states (New York, Florida), Vermont does not impose a separate mortgage recording tax. Mortgages are recorded at the town clerk's office and are subject to standard recording fees rather than a percentage-based mortgage tax.
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