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Wisconsin's agricultural use value assessment allows qualifying farmland to be:

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B) Assessed based on its income-producing agricultural use value rather than its full market value for development

Wisconsin's use-value assessment program (Wis. Stat. §70.32(2)(c)) assesses qualifying agricultural land based on its agricultural income potential rather than its higher market value for potential development, significantly reducing property taxes for working farms.

Answer Options
A
Tax-exempt entirely
B
Assessed based on its income-producing agricultural use value rather than its full market value for development
C
Assessed at double market value
D
Exempt only for dairy farms

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Related Topics:

property tax assessmentagricultural preservationconversion charge/rollback taxWis. Stat. §70.32farmland preservation zoning

Key Terms:

use-value assessmentWis. Stat. §70.32(2)(c)agricultural landfarmland preservationproperty tax

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