Property Ownership
Missouri's property tax system requires the owner of record as of which date to pay taxes?
AJuly 1
BJanuary 1 of the tax year✓ Correct
CDecember 31
DThe date of sale
Explanation
Missouri property taxes are assessed based on ownership as of January 1 of the tax year. The owner of record on that date is liable for the year's taxes.
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