A Joint Tenancy Is a Form of Ownership in Which

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A joint tenancy is a form of ownership in which the ownership rights pass on death to the other owner.

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Definitions:

Property Taxes

Taxes imposed on property owners by local governments, based on the assessed value of their property, including lands and buildings.

Governmental Funds

Categories of funds used by governments in accounting to segregate transactions related to specific government functions, such as education or public safety.

Fiduciary Fund Types

Categories of funds used by governments to account for resources for which the government acts as a trustee or fiduciary for individuals, private organizations, or other government units.

Nonexchange Transactions

Transactions where one party receives value without directly giving or promising equal value in exchange, often seen in government grants or gifts.