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An Illinois exam-prep workbook gives this calculation. A residential property in Cook County has a market value of $315,000.00. Using the Cook County assessment level for that class, what is the assessed value?

Correct Answer

D) $31,500.00

Cook County commonly assesses qualifying residential property at 10% of market value and commercial property at 25%. Here that gives $31,500.00.

Answer Options
A
$34,025.00
B
$28,975.00
C
$36,550.00
D
$31,500.00

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