Michigan Compiled Laws
Act 330 of 1993 - State Real Estate Transfer Tax Act (207.521 - 207.537)
Section 207.524 - Written Instruments Executed Outside of State.

Sec. 4.
There is imposed, in addition to all other taxes, a tax upon all written instruments described in section 3 executed outside of this state if the contract or transfer evidenced by the written instrument concerns property wholly located within this state. A written instrument described in this section is subject to this act.
History: 1993, Act 330, Eff. Apr. 1, 1994

Structure Michigan Compiled Laws

Michigan Compiled Laws

Chapter 207 - Taxation

Act 330 of 1993 - State Real Estate Transfer Tax Act (207.521 - 207.537)

Section 207.521 - Short Title.

Section 207.522 - Definitions.

Section 207.523 - Written Instruments Subject to Tax; Person Liable for Tax; Payment Date; Refund.

Section 207.524 - Written Instruments Executed Outside of State.

Section 207.525 - Tax Rate; Statement of Total Value of Real Property Being Transferred; Affidavit; Value of Real and Personal Property Stated Separately.

Section 207.526 - Written Instruments and Transfers of Property Exempt From Tax.

Section 207.527 - Bankruptcy or Insolvency Proceeding; Exemption From Tax.

Section 207.528 - Stamp as Evidence of Tax Payment; Other Methods of Cancellation.

Section 207.529 - Stamps; Prescribing and Preparing for Use; Requisition of Stamps by County Treasurer; Use of Tax Meter Machine; Alternative Means.

Section 207.530 - Disposition of Tax.

Section 207.531 - Crediting Tax Proceeds.

Section 207.532 - Payment of Tax; Written Instruments Not Subject to Tax.

Section 207.533 - Recording Written Instruments; Stamps Required; Reason for Exemption to Be Stated on Written Instrument; Effect of Noncompliance With Act; Use and Disclosure of Affidavit.

Section 207.534 - Prohibited Conduct; Violation as Misdemeanor.

Section 207.535 - Tax in Addition to and Collected With Tax Imposed Under MCL 207.501 to 207.513.

Section 207.536 - Administration of Act.

Section 207.537 - Conditional Effective Date.