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Indiana's agricultural land assessment may qualify for:

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B) Agricultural use value assessment, taxing farmland based on its agricultural productivity rather than development potential

Indiana provides agricultural use value assessment for qualifying farmland, assessing it based on soil productivity and agricultural income potential rather than higher market values driven by development potential.

Answer Options
A
Triple taxation
B
Agricultural use value assessment, taxing farmland based on its agricultural productivity rather than development potential
C
Complete tax exemption
D
No special treatment

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Key Terms:

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