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Indiana's Circuit Breaker property tax cap system includes three tiers based on property classification. Which of the following is NOT a correct statement about Indiana's Circuit Breaker tax cap?

Correct Answer

D) The cap for commercial property is calculated on net assessed value after exemptions

Option D is NOT correct because Indiana's Circuit Breaker cap for commercial property — like all Circuit Breaker caps — is calculated on GROSS assessed value, not net assessed value after exemptions. IC 6-1.1-20.6 and the Indiana Constitution consistently base the cap on gross assessed value for all property classifications.

Answer Options
A
The homestead Circuit Breaker cap is 1% of gross assessed value
B
The cap for other residential property is 2% of gross assessed value
C
The Circuit Breaker is established by the Indiana Constitution, Article 10, Section 1
D
The cap for commercial property is calculated on net assessed value after exemptions

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Highest and best use is an appraisal concept that identifies the most profitable, legally permitted, physically possible, and financially feasible use of a property. It is the foundation of all property valuation.

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.

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