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Statutory Year Definition<\/h2>\n

A statutory year<\/strong> is a period of time that consists of 12 months composed of 30 days each and totalling 360 days.<\/p>\n

Explanation<\/h2>\n

A statutory year is sometimes known as a \u201cbanker\u2019s year\u201d, and it is not a calendar year of 365 days, or a leap year of 366 days.<\/p>\n

It is usually used in the calculations of prorations for per diem interest<\/a>, property taxes, utility bills, etc, in the transfer of ownership of real estate.<\/p>\n

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