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Indiana's Circuit Breaker property tax cap limits property taxes on a homestead to what percentage of gross assessed value?

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A) 1% of gross assessed value

Under Indiana's Circuit Breaker (Article 10, Section 1 of the Indiana Constitution), property taxes on a homestead are capped at 1% of gross assessed value. This constitutional amendment protects owner-occupied primary residences from excessive tax burdens.

Answer Options
A
1% of gross assessed value
B
2% of gross assessed value
C
3% of gross assessed value
D
5% of gross assessed value

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Related Concepts

Homestead portability allows homeowners to transfer a portion of their accumulated homestead tax savings to a new homestead in the same state.

The income approach estimates a property's value based on the income it generates by converting net operating income into a value estimate using a capitalization rate. It is the preferred method for income-producing properties.

Many states have laws to limit how much property taxes can increase each year, regardless of market value fluctuations.

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