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In Nevada, the statutory tax rate cap on real property is set by the Nevada Constitution. What is the maximum property tax rate that can be levied on the assessed value of real property in Nevada?

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B) 5 cents per $1 of assessed value

Under the Nevada Constitution (Article 10, Section 2), the total combined property tax rate in Nevada cannot exceed $5 per $100 of assessed value, which is equivalent to 5 cents per $1 of assessed value. This constitutional cap applies to the combined levy of all taxing entities (state, county, city, school district, etc.).

Answer Options
A
3 cents per $1 of assessed value
B
5 cents per $1 of assessed value
C
8 cents per $1 of assessed value
D
10 cents per $1 of assessed value

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