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    Formula to Prorate Real estate taxes paid in arrears

    Hi!

    I need a formula to prorate real estate taxes that are paid in arrears. Here's the story:

    We are closing on a property (settlement date) is 9/30/21

    Taxes are paid in arrears in my state.

    01/01/21 - 06/30/21 due 12/10/21
    07/01/21 - 12/31/21 due 04/10/21

    So if the full year taxes are $4000 then the first half would be due at the end of the year and the second half due next year. The seller would owe the buyer around $2600 at closing.

    Also, is there a way that the dates could continually update or maybe instead of using dates we use days so that it will always be up-to-date. I'm trying to create a form that even a beginner could use without fail.

    Thank you!

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    Re: Formula to Prorate Real estate taxes paid in arrears

    How did you get $2600? The buyer will have to pay for the entire year of 2021. It looks to me like the seller owes the buyer the entire amount of the first payment ($2000) plus roughly half of the second payment ($2000/2 = $1000) for a total of $3000.

    Also, you need to specify the prorating rule you want to use. If you go by calendar days, the amount is actually $2,994.54. I have attached a file showing calculations. The user enters data in the two yellow boxes. All the other data should be same for everyone in the same tax jurisdiction.
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    Re: Formula to Prorate Real estate taxes paid in arrears

    This is perfect. Thank you. The $2600 was a crude quick estimate and was off by about a month...but you got it. Is there any way to not have to change those dates every year?

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    Re: Formula to Prorate Real estate taxes paid in arrears

    The dates could be formulas that always use the current year. Will that help?
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    Re: Formula to Prorate Real estate taxes paid in arrears

    Oh my gosh!!!! Yes! Thank you so much...fool proof!

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