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In October 2026, Riley Patel reviews a non-Cook Illinois property in Winnebago County that has a market value of $405,000.00. Assume equalized assessed value equals assessed value for this item. If the tax rate is 7.00%, what estimated annual tax results? What is the most accurate answer under current Illinois rules?

Correct Answer

C) $9,450.00

First take one-third of market value to get assessed value, then multiply by the tax rate. That gives $9,450.00.

Answer Options
A
$10,200.00
B
$8,700.00
C
$9,450.00
D
$10,950.00

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