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Article 33-B
Tax On Real Estate Transfers In Towns

Sections

1560
Definitions
1561
Imposition of tax
1562
Payment of tax
1563
Liability for tax
1564
Exemptions
1565
Credit
1566
Cooperative housing corporation transfers
1567
Designation of agents
1568
Liability of recording officer
1568‑A
Refunds
1569
Deposit and disposition of revenue
1570
Judicial review
1571
Apportionment
1572
Miscellaneous
1573
Returns to be confidential
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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