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Under South Dakota law, how is agricultural land primarily assessed for property tax purposes?

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B) Based on the land's productivity value rather than its market value

Under SDCL Chapter 10-6, South Dakota uses a productivity-based assessment method for agricultural land. This means the assessed value is derived from the land's ability to produce income (crop yields, soil classification, etc.) rather than what a buyer would pay for it on the open market. This is a unique South Dakota distinction that differs from standard market value appraisal used in most other states.

Answer Options
A
Based on the land's current market value as determined by comparable sales
B
Based on the land's productivity value rather than its market value
C
Based on the land's replacement cost minus depreciation
D
Based on the land's income capitalization rate set by the county assessor

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