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.01(1/4)ashareforstocksunder .01(1/4) a share for stocks under 5 a share par value .02(1/2)ashareforstocksfrom .02(1/2) a share for stocks from 5-10ashareparvalue10 a share par value .03(3/4) a share for stocks from 1010-20 a share par value .05ashareforstocksover .05 a share for stocks over 20 a share par value Mr. Carr sold 300 shares of stock having a par value of $50 per share. What was the New York State transfer tax?
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.01(1/4)ashareforstocksunder5 a share par value .02(1/2)ashareforstocksfrom5-10ashareparvalue .03(3/4) a share for stocks from 10−20 a share par value .05ashareforstocksover20 a share par value Mr. Carr sold 300 shares of stock having a par value of $50 per share. What was the New York State transfer tax?
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$ .01(1/4) a share for stocks under $5 a share par value $ .02(1/2) a share for stocks from $5-$10 a share par value $ .03(3/4) a share for stocks from $10-$20 a share par value $ .05 a share for stocks over $20 a share par value Mr. Carr sold 300 shares of stock having a par value of $50 per share. What was the New York State transfer tax?

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