Line 6: Check one of the exemptions – (a)-(t) – as appropriate. Keep in mind that a county auditor may inspect any and all documents in connection with the submission of a conveyance to determine whether the transfer is entitled to exemption. The auditor may exercise that discretionary power by requiring additional information in the form of affidavits, deeds, trust documents, purchase agreements, closing statements, court orders, resolutions from corporate boards of directors, articles of incorporation, Internal Revenue Service exemption certificates, or in any other form deemed necessary by the auditor that sufficiently substantiates the claim for exemption.
If this manufactured home is transferred by one of the reasons in this form, it would be exempt from the conveyance fee. Only the $0.50 transfer tax per registration is owned toward the property transfer.