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Donna is a licensed Alabama real estate salesperson helping a buyer evaluate a property listed as agricultural land. The buyer asks Donna how Alabama's property tax system would classify this land and at what percentage of fair market value it would be assessed. Which answer should Donna give?

Correct Answer

C) Class III property, assessed at 10% of fair market value

Agricultural land in Alabama is classified as Class III property under the state's ad valorem tax classification system and is assessed at 10% of fair market value. While both Class III (agricultural) and Class IV (residential/farm) share the same 10% assessment ratio, agricultural land specifically falls under Class III. Donna should correctly identify it as Class III at 10%.

Answer Options
A
Class I property, assessed at 30% of fair market value
B
Class II property, assessed at 20% of fair market value
C
Class III property, assessed at 10% of fair market value
D
Class IV property, assessed at 10% of fair market value

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