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Article 18
Preservation of Class Share of Taxes In Municipal Corporations Except Counties Within a City, Included Within the Boundaries of a Special Assessing Unit and Limitation On Increases In Assessments Therein

Sections

1801
Definitions
1802
Classification of real property in a special assessing unit
1803
Base proportions and adjusted proportions
1803‑A
Adjusted base proportions
1803‑B
Allocation of taxes among classes
1804
Commissioner certifications
1805
Limitation on increases of assessed value of individual parcels
1805‑A
Assessment of real property damaged by the severe storm that occurred on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth of October, two thousand twelve i...
1805‑B
Assessment of real property damaged by the severe storm that occurred on the twenty-ninth and thirtieth of October, two thousand twelve i...
1806
Rules and regulations
 



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