Real Estate Math
A property in Idaho has a tax assessment of $265,000. The mill rate is 14.5 mills. What are the annual property taxes?
A$2,942.50
B$3,342.50
C$3,842.50✓ Correct
D$4,242.50
Explanation
Annual tax = Assessment x Mill Rate / 1,000 = $265,000 x 14.5 / 1,000 = $265,000 x 0.0145 = $3,842.50.
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