Property Valuation
In Iowa, which value concept do property tax assessors use?
AAssessed value at 50% of market value
BMarket value (100% of actual value for most properties)✓ Correct
CReplacement cost value
DMortgage value as determined by the lender
Explanation
Iowa property is assessed at 100% of actual (market) value for most classes. The actual levy rates are applied to assessed value, with various credits and exemptions applied afterward.
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