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In Arkansas, real property is assessed for property tax purposes at what percentage of its true market value?

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B) 20% of true market value

Under Ark. Code Ann. § 26-26-101 et seq., Arkansas assesses real property at 20% of its true (appraised) market value. This assessment ratio is a defining feature of Arkansas property taxation and is applied before the millage rate to calculate the annual tax bill.

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A
10% of true market value
B
20% of true market value
C
50% of true market value
D
100% of true market value

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