Definition of recordation
: the action or process of recording
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The city brought in $11 million more than anticipated from transfer taxes and $10 million more from recordation taxes.
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Instead of fines, the city issued a recordation on Cano’s home — an unusual enforcement action that is similar to a lien.
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The money would come from increasing the city’s transfer and recordation taxes on properties sold to people who intend to rent them, not live in them.
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In some states, the buyer pays the recordation and transfer tax; in others, the seller pays and in some states, these costs are shared equally.
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Funding streams Harford County uses all revenue from impact fees, plus half of the transfer tax and two thirds of the recordation tax revenue to fund school construction, Treasurer Robert Sandlass, an APF board member, said.
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In March 2015, Parra signed off on the recordation.
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Harford County government will soon begin collecting its own property recordation taxes, bypassing the clerk of the court and bringing in some additional revenue in the process, officials say.
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The recordation tax is one of three taxes that are components of real estate closing costs in Maryland.
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First Known Use of recordation
15th century
Law Dictionary
legal Definition of recordation
: the act or process of recording
- recordation of a lien
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