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Indiana property is assessed at what percentage of market value?

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B) 100% of market value (trending values)

Indiana assesses property at 100% of market value using a market-based ('trending') assessment system implemented after the 2002 reassessment reform.

Answer Options
A
50%
B
100% of market value (trending values)
C
75%
D
25%

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Key Terms:

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