Real Estate Math
A Montana homeowner's property tax bill shows: Market Value $280,000, Assessment Rate 100%, Taxable Value $280,000, Mill Levy 145 mills. What is the annual tax?
A$40,600✓ Correct
B$4,060
C$406
D$1,931
Explanation
Annual tax = Taxable Value x Mill Levy / 1,000 = $280,000 x 145 / 1,000 = $280,000 x 0.145 = $40,600.
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