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In Nebraska, real property is assessed for property tax purposes at what percentage of its actual value, as established under Nebraska law?

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A) 100% of actual value

Under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 77-201, all real property in Nebraska is assessed at 100% of its actual value for property tax purposes. Nebraska uses a full-value assessment standard, meaning the assessed value should equal the property's market value as determined by the county assessor.

Answer Options
A
100% of actual value
B
80% of actual value
C
60% of actual value
D
50% of actual value

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