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Timestamp: 2020-05-28 01:17:18
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(Contingent effective date) Exemptions (§ 58.1-811)—Virginia Decoded - Virginia Decoded
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§ 58.1-811
(Contingent effective date) Exemptions
13. When the grantor is the personal representative of a decedent’s estate or trustee under a will or inter vivos trust of which the decedent was the settlor, other than a deed of trust conveying property to secure the payment of money or the performance of an obligation, and the sole purpose of such transfer is to comply with a devise or bequest in the decedent’s will or to transfer title to one or more beneficiaries after the death of the settlor in accordance with a dispositive provision in the trust instrument;
G. The words “trustee” or “trustees,” as used in subdivisions A 2, B 2, and C 6, include the trustees mentioned in § 57-8 and the ecclesiastical officers mentioned in § 57-16.
Code 1950, §§ 58-54.1, 58-55.1, 58-58, 58-61, 58-64, 58-64.1; 1952, cc. 191, 461; 1956, c. 377; 1964, cc. 19, 361; 1970, cc. 313, 420, 772; 1971, Ex. Sess., c. 60; 1972, cc. 186, 250; 1973, cc. 139, 336; 1975, c. 249; 1976, c. 558; 1977, cc. 398, 418; 1978, c. 714; 1979, cc. 559, 566; 1980, c. 652; 1981, cc. 267, 443; 1982, cc. 436, 630, 633, 651; 1983, c. 89; 1984, cc. 397, 428, 675; 1985, c. 134; 1988, cc. 429, 738; 1990, c. 289; 1992, cc. 574, 575; 1994, c. 429; 1995, cc. 127, 303; 1998, c. 333; 1999, c. 400; 2000, cc. 393, 602; 2004, cc. 492, 626; 2005, cc. 93, 928; 2006, c. 922; 2007, cc. 233, 639, 813, 896; 2009, cc. 574, 864, 871; 2013, c. 390; 2014, c. 338; 2016, cc. 37, 662.
If you’re reading this for anything important, you should double-check its accuracy—read § 58.1-811 on the official Code of Virginia website.
Utsch v. Utsch (SCV, 06/06/03)
. . . was exempt from recordation taxes under Code § 58.1-811(D).[2] In the divorce and equitable . . .
Ott v. L & J HOLDINGS, LLC (SCV, 01/11/08)
. . . recordation taxes pursuant to Virginia Code Section 58.1-811.A.10) [sic] made and entered into . . . . . .
Utsch v. Utsch (COA, 07/02/02)
. . . exempt from recordation taxes pursuant to [Code] § 58.1-811(D)."[2] The parties separated on June . . .
In Re Laines (United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Virginia, 02/18/05)
. . . taxes under Va. Code (1950) §§ 58.1-810(3) and 58.1-811(D).[2] The debtor and his wife conveyed . . .
. . . tax. See § 58.1-811. If the property would be used in another manner not exempt from § 58.1-811, . . .
Smith v. Mountjoy (SCV, 06/10/10)
. . . exemption provision for deeds of gift. See Code § 58.1-811(D). Therefore, the circuit court did not . . .
SB5007: Transportation funding for No. Va.; imposition of fees by localities for transportation projects. (failed)
SB5008: Special Transportation Fund for Northern Virginia; established. (failed)
HB2291: Recordation tax; taxes levied on deeds and contracts. (failed)
HB3070: Recordation tax; exempts Hampton Roads Proton Beam Therapy Institute at Hampton University. (failed)
SB1344: Recordation tax; exemption for deeds of trust or mortgages given by nonprofit organization. (failed)
SB830: Special Sales and Use Tax Fund Account of Northern Virginia Transportation Authority; created, etc. (failed)
HB77: Recordation tax; expands exemption for certain nonprofit providers of affordable housing. (failed)
SB1309: Recordation tax; expands exemption statewide. (passed)
HB971: Northern Virginia Transportation Authority Sales and Use Tax Fund; established. (failed)
SB1093: Uniform Real Property Transfer on Death Act; creation of a transfer on death deed. (passed)
HB1337: Recordation tax; exemption for bail bondsmen. (failed)
HB1492: Recordation tax; exemption of certain deeds. (failed)
HB339: Recordation tax; securing of loan by locality for certain borrower.
HB596: Recordation tax; exemption of certain deeds of partition and deeds transferring property. (passed)
HB1478: Recordation tax; exempts deed of trust or mortgage given by utility consumer services cooperatives. (passed)
HB1489: Recordation tax; exemption for certain limited liability companies & limited/general partnerships. (failed)
SB875: Recordation tax; exempts deed of trust or mortgage given by utility consumer services cooperatives. (passed)
HB288: Recordation tax; exemptions, certain limited liability companies & limited or general partnerships. (failed)
SB1610: Recordation tax; exemption for property transferred by deed of distribution. (passed)
HB1726: Hampton Roads Regional Transit Program and Fund; created, transit funding. (passed)
§ 57-15 Proceedings by trustees or members for similar purposes, exception for certain transfers