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A closing-file reviewer in Huntersville 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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A) Property tax rates in North Carolina are commonly expressed per $100 of assessed value.

Property tax rates in North Carolina are commonly expressed per $100 of assessed value.

Answer Options
A
Property tax rates in North Carolina are commonly expressed per $100 of assessed value.
B
Property tax rates are expressed only as percentages with no per-$100 convention.
C
County property tax rates use the same $500 unit as conveyance tax.
D
North Carolina property tax rates are always quoted per $1,000 of value.

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