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In Connecticut, what term describes the periodic revaluation of all real property in a municipality to reflect current market values, which is required by state law?

Correct Answer

D) Revaluation

Connecticut General Statutes § 12-62 requires each municipality to conduct a revaluation of all real property on a regular cycle (at least once every five years). This process, called 'revaluation,' ensures assessed values reflect current market conditions and is a Connecticut-specific statutory requirement.

Answer Options
A
Tax reassessment appeal
B
Equalization
C
Reappraisal audit
D
Revaluation

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