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A provisional broker in Wilmington is preparing an exam-prep note on property tax listing, January 1 rules, and tax-bill calculations. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

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D) The regular listing period for taxable personal property is generally in January, though county commissioners may allow extensions as provided by law.

The regular listing period for taxable personal property is generally in January, though county commissioners may allow extensions as provided by law.

Answer Options
A
No extension can ever be granted for personal property listing under current North Carolina rules
B
The regular listing period is always July because that is when the fiscal year starts.
C
Real and personal property are both always listed manually every year in identical ways.
D
The regular listing period for taxable personal property is generally in January, though county commissioners may allow extensions as provided by law.

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