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Under Illinois law, at what percentage of fair cash value is real property generally assessed in counties outside of Cook County?

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D) 33⅓% of fair cash value

Under 35 ILCS 200/9-145, property in Illinois counties outside Cook County is assessed at 33⅓% (one-third) of fair cash value. Cook County uses a classification system with varying percentages depending on property type, but the uniform one-third standard applies to all other counties.

Answer Options
A
10% of fair cash value
B
25% of fair cash value
C
50% of fair cash value
D
33⅓% of fair cash value

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