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Arizona Laws > Title 42 > Chapter 15 > Article 1 - Determining Assessed Valuation
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§ 42-15001
Assessed valuation of class one property
§ 42-15002
Assessed valuation of class two property
§ 42-15003
Assessed valuation of class three property
§ 42-15004
Assessed valuation of class four property
§ 42-15005
Assessed valuation of class five property
§ 42-15006
Assessed valuation of class six property
§ 42-15007
Assessed valuation of class seven property
§ 42-15008
Assessed valuation of class eight property
§ 42-15009
Assessed valuation of class nine property
§ 42-15010
Applying assessment percentages
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I am looking for the Arizona law chapter 15, article 3 42-15102B
When go to site the 15102B is eliminated. What I am looking for is the law that land valuation is 20% according to the assessor office and the 42-15102B will justify this
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March 21, 2012
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