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Reduced Recordation Tax Rate for First-Time Homebuyers
Form ROD 11

Reduced Recordation Tax Rate for First-Time Homebuyers Government of the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 General Instructions For deeds recorded on or after October 1, 2017, the recordation tax rate for a “first-time District homebuyer” purchasing “eligible property” will be reduced. For houses and condominium units, the recordation tax rate is 0.725% (transfer taxes owed by the seller of 1.1% or 1.45% are unchanged). For transfers of economic interests in a housing cooperative unit (co-op unit), the recordation tax rate is reduced from 2.2% to 1.825% for units under $400,000, and from 2.9% to 2.175% for units $400,000 or greater (there is no transfer tax). An application for the reduced rate must be made at the time the deed is offered for recordation. The reduced rate cannot be applied for after the deed is recorded. Only one application form is required per deed. The applicant for the reduced tax rate must use the version of this application form (Form ROD 11) available on the Recorder of Deeds website at the time the deed of title or economic interest transfer is submitted to the Recorder of Deeds. Prior versions of the form will not be accepted. For information concerning eligibility, please refer to OTR Tax Notice 2017-7. To claim the reduced recordation tax rate, applicants must: (1) complete the current version of the application form (Form ROD 11); and (2) submit documentary evidence. Applications are subject to audit after the deed is recorded. If additional tax is due as a result of the audit, the grantee(s) of the deed will be responsible for payment of all tax, interest and penalties owed. A. Form ROD 11- Reduced Recordation Tax Rate for First-Time District Homebuyers Line-by-line Instructions Part I - Property information Provide the square, suffix, and lot (SSL) as well as the address of the real property or co-op unit for which the homestead application is being filed. Enter the square, suffix, and lot numbers of any additional lots conveyed with the deed. All lots listed in Part I will be referred to as the “eligible property” throughout the application form. Part II - Eligible property Only “eligible property” qualifies for the reduced recordation tax rate. Line 1 “Eligible property” must either be a house, condominium unit, or an economic interest in a co-op unit, and also includes any other real property conveyed on the same deed within the Property Purchase Price Ceiling (see FirstTime Homebuyer Table “b)”). Line 2 The appropriate Homestead Deduction Application (Form ASD-100 for a house or condominium unit, or Form ASD-111/COOP for an economic interest for a co-op unit) certified or signed by the applicant for the reduced tax rate must be filed for the primary real property identified in Part I because that “eligible property” must qualify for a homestead deduction. If the primary property fails to qualify for the homestead deduction, the reduced rate will not be available to any property and appropriate, additional tax under the generally applicable rules will be imposed. Attach to the application either (1), for a house or condominium unit, a copy of the Homestead Deduction Application (Form ASD-100) certified by the applicant and electronically submitted through mytax.dc.gov, as well as the confirmation email, or (2), for an economic interest for a co-op unit, a copy of the paper Form ASD-111/COOP signed by the applicant. Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) Government of the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 Line 3 Applicants are eligible for the reduced rate of tax only if the entire benefit of the tax reduction is allocated to the grantee(s). The benefit of the reduced tax rate cannot be shared with the transferor of the real property, and the full amount of the transfer tax due on the sale of the property should be allocated to the transferor. These allocations must be shown on the Settlement Statement or Closing Disclosure Form. Include a copy of the Settlement Statement or Closing Disclosure Form with the completed application form. Line 4 Enter the total purchase price of all lots listed in Part I. If the total purchase price exceeds the Property Purchase Price Ceiling listed under the FirstTime Homebuyer Table “b)”, the deed does not qualify for the reduced recordation tax rate. Part III - First-Time District Homebuyer The applicant for the reduced rate of tax must be or intend to be a District resident and a “first-time District homebuyer”. Line 1 To be eligible for the reduced rate of tax, the applicant must be a District resident or intend to immediately become a District resident at the time the deed is offered for recordation. Line 2 To be eligible for the reduced rate of tax, the applicant must be a “firsttime District homebuyer”. This means that the applicant has never owned a house, a condominium unit or an economic interest in a co-op unit that qualified for the District’s homestead deduction as the applicant’s principal place of residence. Nevertheless, an applicant can still qualify as a “first-time District Homebuyer” if the applicant’s only such prior residence was jointly owned with an ex-spouse from whom the applicant is divorced or separated and the applicant relinquished ownership under a court order or a separation agreement. Part IV - Household income Line 1 List every grantee (whether or not residing in the property) and nongrantee individuals who reside or will reside in the eligible property (household residents). For each listed grantee and household resident, provide the federal adjusted gross income, as shown in that individual’s U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) originally due or filed immediately before (if filed before the original due date) the deed is offered for recordation, and the Social Security Number. Do not list tenants occupying a separate dwelling unit under a written lease for fair market value. If a grantee or household resident was not required to file a U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) for the past year, write “NO” under the Filing Requirement column that applies to such grantee or household resident instead of providing the federal adjusted gross income. Do not list the Social Security Number of any grantee or household resident who is under 18 years of age. Line 2 Add the amounts from the Federal Adjusted Gross Income column for all listed individuals in Part IV. Enter this total amount as the Combined Federal Adjusted Gross Income. Line 3 Enter the Qualifying Household Income listed under the First-Time Homebuyer Table “a)” based on the number of individuals listed in Part IV, Line 1. If the amount entered in Line 2 is greater than the amount entered in Line 3, you do not qualify for the reduced recordation tax rate. Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) B. Documentary Evidence Government of the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 In addition to the completed application form, applicant must submit documentary evidence to support the application. 1) Required documentary evidence includes: a. Copy of the Settlement Statement or Closing Disclosure Form; b. A copy of (1), for a house or condominium unit, a copy of the Homestead Deduction Application (Form ASD-100) certified by the applicant and electronically submitted through mytax.dc.gov, as well as the confirmation email, or (2), for an economic interest for a co-op unit, a copy of the paper Form ASD-111/COOP signed by the applicant. c. A copy of the entire U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) originally due or filed immediately before (if filed before the original due date) the deed is offered for recordation for each grantee and household resident listed under Part IV, Line 1. Form 1040 is not required for a grantee or household resident who was not required to file a U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) for the past year. 2) Other documentary evidence may be required: a. If the applicant’s only prior ownership of real property or a co-op unit as the principal place of residence in D.C. was joint ownership with an ex-spouse from whom the applicant is divorced or separated, provide a copy of a written separation agreement or court order showing that the applicant relinquished ownership of the real property or co-op unit to the ex-spouse. b. Other documents that the Recorder of Deeds deems necessary for an audit of the application. Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER TABLE Government of the District of Columbia a) QUALIFYING HOUSEHOLD INCOME EFFECTIVE: October 1, 2023 Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD INCOME LIMITS 1. $189,900 2. $217,080 3. $244,260 4. $271,260 5. $293,040 6. $314,820 7. $336,420 8. $358,200 b) PROPERTY PURCHASE PRICE CEILING: $730,000 Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) APPLICATION Reduced Recordation Tax Rate for First-Time District Homebuyers Government of the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 PART I - Property Information Provide the following information for the property for which the homestead deduction application is being filed. - Provide the Square, Suffix and Lot numbers of the primary property conveyed on the deed. Square Suffix Lot Street Address - Unit # Provide the Square, Suffix and Lot numbers of any additional lots conveyed on the deed. Square Suffix Lot Square Suffix Lot Square Suffix Lot Square Suffix Lot (List additional lots on a separate sheet) (All lots listed in Part I will be referred to as the “eligible property.”) PART II - Eligible Property 1. Is the eligible property listed in Part I a house, a condominium unit, or an ownership interest in a co-op unit? 2. 3. YES NO (attach a copy of the Homestead Deduction Application certified or signed by the applicant) YES NO Is the entire benefit of the tax reduction allocated to the grantee(s)? YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO Is a Homestead Deduction Application (Form ASD-100 [or Form ASD-111/COOP for co-op unit]) being filed for the property? (include a copy of the Settlement Statement or Closing Disclosure Form) 4. Enter the total purchase price of all lots listed in Part I: (this amount cannot exceed the Property Purchase Price Ceiling in First-Time Homebuyer Table “b)”) PART III - First-time District Homebuyer 1. Are you, the applicant, currently a District resident or do you intend to establish residency in the District in the immediate future? 2. Have you, the applicant, previously owned District property that was your principal place of residence and that received the homestead deduction? If YES, was the prior residence jointly owned with an ex-spouse from whom you are divorced or separated and did you relinquish ownership under a court order or a separation agreement? (attach a copy of the court order or settlement agreement) Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) $ Government of the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 PART IV - Household Income 1. Provide the following information for every grantee whether s/he resides in the property or not and all other household residents who reside or will reside in the property after it is purchased (exclude tenants occupying separate dwelling units under written leases for fair market value). For each individual, enter the federal adjusted gross income as shown on the U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) originally due or filed immediately before (if filed before the original due date) the deed is offered for recordation. Federal Adjusted Gross Income Name Social Security Number (if 18 or over) Income Tax Filing Requirement (YES/NO)? Applicant / Grantee 1: Grantee 2: Grantee 3: Grantee 4: Resident 1: Resident 2: Resident 3: Resident 4: Resident 5: Resident 6: (Provide names and information of additional grantees or household residents on a separate sheet) 2. Enter Combined Federal Adjusted Gross Income: 3. Enter Qualifying Household Income: $ $ $  If amount entered in Line 2 exceeds the amount entered in Line 3, you do not qualify for the reduced recordation tax rate. (see Line-by-line instructions) Required Documentary Evidence (see instructions under Documentary Evidence): (1) Copy of the Settlement Statement or Closing Disclosure Form, (2) Copy of Form ASD-100 (or ASD-111/COOP for co-op unit), the Homestead Deduction application form certified or signed by the applicant, (3) For each individual listed under Part IV, Line 1, attach a copy of that individual’s entire U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040) originally due or filed immediately before (if filed before the original due date) the deed is offered for recordation. (4) Copy of the Divorce Decree or Separation Agreement, if applicable. Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) Government of the District of Columbia Office of Tax and Revenue Recorder of Deeds 1101 4th Street, SW Washington, DC 20024 Phone: (202) 727-5374 PART V - Notarization Under penalties of law, I hereby swear or affirm declare that I have examined this application, including any accompanying attachments, and, to the best of my knowledge, it is correct. Any false statement that I made on this application is punishable by criminal penalties under the laws of the District of Columbia. Applicant’s Signature Date Applicant’s Telephone No. (Home) Applicant’s Telephone No. (Work) Sworn and subscribed before me this (Notarial Seal) Form ROD 11 (Rev. 10/2023) day of Notary Public , 20 .
Extracted from PDF file 2023-district-of-columbia-form-rod-11.pdf, last modified September 2023

More about the District of Columbia Form ROD 11 Other Tax Credit TY 2023

For deeds recorded on or after October 1, 2017, the recordation tax rate for a “first-time District homebuyer” purchasing “eligible property” will be reduced.

We last updated the Reduced Recordation Tax Rate for First-Time Homebuyers in February 2024, so this is the latest version of Form ROD 11, fully updated for tax year 2023. You can download or print current or past-year PDFs of Form ROD 11 directly from TaxFormFinder. You can print other District of Columbia tax forms here.


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Other District of Columbia Other Forms:

TaxFormFinder has an additional nineteen District of Columbia income tax forms that you may need, plus all federal income tax forms.

Form Code Form Name
Form FP-7/CA Real Property Recordation and Transfer Tax Affidavit Addendum
Form ASD-100 Homestead Deduction, Senior Citizen and Disabled Property Tax Relief Application
Form FP-7/C ROD-1 Real Property Recordation and Transfer Tax
First Level Review Property Tax First Level Administrative Review Application (Property Tax Appeal)
Form ASD-105 Cancellation of Homestead Deduction - Senior Citizen/Disabled Tax Relief

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Form ROD 11 is a District of Columbia Other form. States often have dozens of even hundreds of various tax credits, which, unlike deductions, provide a dollar-for-dollar reduction of tax liability. Some common tax credits apply to many taxpayers, while others only apply to extremely specific situations. In most cases, you will have to provide evidence to show that you are eligible for the tax credit, and calculate the amount of the credit to which you are entitled.

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