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Georgia State Code
Title      48
Chapter       6  
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Title 48, Chapter 6, Section 2 (48-6-2)

(a) The tax imposed by Code Section 48-6-1 shall not apply to:

(1) Any instrument or writing given to secure a debt;

(2) Any deed of gift;

(3) Any deed, instrument, or other writing to which any of the following is a party: the United States; this state; any agency, board, commission, department, or political subdivision of either the United States or this state; any public authority; or any nonprofit public corporation;

(4) Any lease of lands, tenements, standing timber, or other realty or any lease of any estate, interest, or usufruct in any lands, tenements, standing timber, or other realty;

(5) Any transfer of real estate between a husband and wife in connection with a divorce case;

(6) Any order for year's support awarding an interest in real property as provided in Code Section 53-5-11 of the "Pre-1998 Probate Code," if applicable, or Code Section 53-3-11 of the "Revised Probate Code of 1998";

(7) Any deed issued in lieu of foreclosure if the deed issued in lieu of foreclosure is for a purchase money deed to secure debt that has been in existence and properly executed and recorded for a period of 12 months prior to the recording of the deed in lieu of foreclosure;

(7.1) The deed from the debtor to the first transferee at a foreclosure sale;

(8) Transfer of property which is acquired as provided in Code Sections 32-3-2 and 32-3-3;

(9) Any deed of assent or distribution by an executor, administrator, guardian, trustee, or custodian; any deed or other instrument carrying out the exercise of a power of appointment; and any other instrument transferring real estate to or from a fiduciary; provided, however, that the exemption provided under this paragraph shall apply only if the transfer is without valuable consideration; and

(10) Any deed, instrument, or other writing which effects a division of real property among joint tenants or tenants in common if the transaction does not involve any consideration other than the division of the property.

(b) In order to exercise any exemption provided in this Code section, the total consideration of the transfer shall be shown.

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