Deemed owner status applies where possession or qualifying rights in a building make its value part of net wealth. A person permitted to take or retain possession of a building in part performance of a transfer-related contract, or who acquires rights in a building by virtue of a qualifying tax transaction (excluding short-term or month-to-month leases), is deemed to be the owner and the value of that building or part must be included in computing the person's net wealth.
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Deemed owner status applies where possession or qualifying rights in a building make its value part of net wealth.
A person permitted to take or retain possession of a building in part performance of a transfer-related contract, or who acquires rights in a building by virtue of a qualifying tax transaction (excluding short-term or month-to-month leases), is deemed to be the owner and the value of that building or part must be included in computing the person's net wealth.
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