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Devon Keller is reviewing an Illinois issue in Champaign. The person asks what equalized assessed value means in Illinois. Which statement best applies?

Correct Answer

A) Equalized assessed value is the assessed value after application of the state equalization factor, before subtracting qualifying homestead exemptions.

Illinois tax materials explain that the equalized assessed value is the assessed value multiplied by the state equalization factor, with exemptions applied afterward in the tax calculation process.

Answer Options
A
Equalized assessed value is the assessed value after application of the state equalization factor, before subtracting qualifying homestead exemptions.
B
Equalized assessed value is the sale price shown on the deed, under this answer's view of the rule.
C
Equalized assessed value is the assessed value after subtracting the mortgage payoff only.
D
Equalized assessed value is the same thing as fair cash value in every case.

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