Property Valuation
Kentucky assesses property for taxation at:
A50% of fair cash value
B75% of fair cash value
C100% of fair cash value✓ Correct
DThe purchase price only
Explanation
Kentucky law requires property to be assessed for taxation at 100% of its fair cash value (market value).
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