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A parcel in Greenville has an assessed value of $218,000.00. The county tax rate is $0.68 per $100 of value and the municipality's rate is $0.31 per $100. What is the annual ad valorem tax bill?

Correct Answer

B) $2,158.20

Use the stated North Carolina formula or contract assumption: (218000 ÷ 100) × (0.68 + 0.31) = 2180.00 × 0.99 = $2,158.20. That calculation produces the correct amount.

Answer Options
A
$1,482.40
B
$2,158.20
C
$436.00
D
$2,258.20

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