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A newly built home in Greene County, Ohio receives a property tax abatement under a Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) designation. The abatement covers 75% of the improvement value for 10 years. During the abatement period, which portion of the property is still fully taxable?

Correct Answer

A) The land value is fully taxable, but 75% of the improvement value is abated

Under Ohio's CRA program (ORC §3735.65-3735.70), tax abatements apply to the improvement value (the building), not the land. The land remains fully taxable at its assessed value. The abatement reduces only a specified percentage of the improvement's assessed value for the designated period.

Answer Options
A
The land value is fully taxable, but 75% of the improvement value is abated
B
Both the land and the improvement are fully exempt during the abatement period
C
Only the portion of the home used as a primary residence is taxable
D
The entire property becomes taxable only after the abatement expires

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