Maryland Code § TP-13-103

Section TP-13-103
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(a) In this section, "controlling interest", "real property", and "real property
entity" have the meanings stated in § 12-117 of this article.
(b) (1) The taxes under this title are imposed on the transfer of a
controlling interest in a real property entity as if the real property, directly or
beneficially owned by the real property entity, was conveyed by an instrument of
writing that is recorded with the clerk of the circuit court for a county or filed with
the Department under § 13-202 of this title.
(2) The taxes under this section are imposed on the consideration
payable for the transfer of the controlling interest in the real property entity or on

the value of the real property directly or beneficially owned by the real property
entity, as provided in § 12-117(b)(2) of this article.
(3) (i) Except for the county transfer tax, the taxes under this
section shall be applied at the rates established in this title.
(ii) The county transfer tax shall be applied at the rate
imposed by the county where the real property is located.
(c) The taxes under this title are not imposed on the transfer of a controlling
interest in a real property entity in any of the circumstances described:
(1) in § 13-207 of this title that exempts an instrument of writing
from the transfer tax; or
(2) in § 12-117(c) of this article that exempts the transfer of a
controlling interest in a real property entity from the recordation tax.
(d) In each instance in which a controlling interest in a real property entity
is transferred, the provisions of § 12-117(d) and (e) of this article are applicable.
(e) This section does not apply in the circumstances described in § 12-117(f)
of this article.
(f) The Department shall adopt regulations to administer this section in
the same manner as in § 12-117(g) of this article.

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