Q9.7 - Who bears notary fees, taxes, and infrastructure costs in the event of conversion? - FAQ
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Q9.7

Who bears notary fees, taxes, and infrastructure costs in the event of conversion?

Revenue, Returns, and Exit Options 04/01/2026
Transaction‑related costs (notary fees, transfer taxes, registration costs) will typically be borne by the converting investor, in line with standard Costa Rican practice, while project‑level infrastructure costs will remain embedded in the pricing grid used for conversion. The exact allocation of costs will be clearly described in the conversion mechanics so investors can assess the net economics ex‑ante.
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Who bears notary fees, taxes, and infrastructure costs in the event of conversion?
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