Business, 11.12.2019 04:31, TaraC

Aproperty's real estate taxes are $1,400, and this amount is paid in arrears. the closing was on august 7th (day 219 of the year). how much did the seller have to pay the buyer for his/her share of the taxes? assume the taxes remain the same, the seller owns the day of closing, and use the 365-day method.

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