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A county assessor in Arkansas appraises a residential property at a true market value of $250,000. Which of the following correctly states the assessed value of this property for property tax purposes?

Correct Answer

B) $50,000, because Arkansas assesses property at 20% of market value

Arkansas law (Ark. Code Ann. § 26-26-101 et seq.) mandates that real property be assessed at 20% of its true market value. $250,000 × 20% = $50,000. The millage rate is then applied to this $50,000 assessed value to determine the annual property tax.

Answer Options
A
$25,000, because Arkansas assesses property at 10% of market value
B
$50,000, because Arkansas assesses property at 20% of market value
C
$125,000, because Arkansas assesses property at 50% of market value
D
$250,000, because Arkansas assesses property at 100% of market value

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