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While reviewing a transaction in Yavapai County, under current Arizona rules, each of the following statements about ad valorem tax az is generally accurate EXCEPT.

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A) assessed value is always the same as market value with no ratio step

This is the exception. Under Arizona Department of Revenue property-tax materials; Arizona Department of Revenue Property Tax FAQs, Arizona does not treat the issue this way. Instead, assessed value is found by applying the relevant assessment ratio to the value base used for that property.

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A
assessed value is always the same as market value with no ratio step
B
Arizona property taxes are generally billed in two installments, with statutory due and delinquency dates for each half
C
the county assessor values locally assessed property, while the county treasurer primarily bills, collects, and distributes the tax
D
limited property value and full cash value are distinct Arizona valuation concepts and should not be treated as automatic synonyms

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