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A property-tax worksheet asks what basic assessment level generally applies outside Cook County in ordinary Illinois practice. What is the best answer under current Illinois law or practice?

Correct Answer

C) Outside Cook County, property is generally assessed at 33⅓% of fair cash value.

Illinois generally uses a one-third assessment level outside Cook County rather than Cook's classification percentages.

Answer Options
A
Outside Cook County, property is generally assessed at 10% of fair cash value.
B
Outside Cook County, property is generally assessed at 25% of fair cash value.
C
Outside Cook County, property is generally assessed at 33⅓% of fair cash value.
D
Outside Cook County, no assessed value is used because taxes are based only on sale price.

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