Property Valuation
Vermont's education property tax is based on:
AThe purchase price of the home
BThe property's assessed value as determined by the municipality✓ Correct
CA flat fee per household
DThe state's appraised fair market value
Explanation
Vermont's education property tax is levied on the assessed value of property as determined by municipal listers. Vermont has a homestead/non-homestead distinction that affects the education tax rate.
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