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North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 12 - Property Subject to Taxation

North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 105 > Article 12 - Property Subject to Taxation


Current as of: 2010
§ 105-274Property subject to taxation
§ 105-275Property classified and excluded from the tax base
§ 105-276Taxation of intangible personal property
§ 105-277Property classified for taxation at reduced rates; certain deductions
§ 105-277.01Certain farm products classified for taxation at reduced valuation
§ 105-277.1Elderly or disabled property tax homestead exclusion
§ 105-277.1BProperty tax homestead circuit breaker
§ 105-277.1C(Effective for taxes imposed for taxable years beginning on or after July 1, 2009) Disabled veteran property tax homestead exclusion
§ 105-277.1D(Effective for taxes imposed for taxable years beginning on or after July 1, 2010. See note for repeal.) Inventory property tax deferral
§ 105-277.1FUniform provisions for payment of deferred taxes
§ 105-277.2Agricultural, horticultural, and forestland § Definitions
§ 105-277.3Agricultural, horticultural, and forestland § Classifications
§ 105-277.4Agricultural, horticultural and forestland § Application; appraisal at use value; appeal; deferred taxes
§ 105-277.5Agricultural, horticultural and forestland - Notice of change in use
§ 105-277.6Agricultural, horticultural and forestland - Appraisal; computation of deferred tax
§ 105-277.7Use-Value Advisory Board
§ 105-277.8Taxation of property of nonprofit homeowners' association
§ 105-277.9Taxation of property inside certain roadway corridors
§ 105-277.10Taxation of precious metals used or held for use directly in manufacturing or processing by a manufacturer
§ 105-277.11Taxation of property subject to a development financing district agreement
§ 105-277.12Antique airplanes
§ 105-277.13Taxation of improvements on brownfields
§ 105-277.14Taxation of working waterfront property
§ 105-277.15(Effective for taxes imposed for taxable years beginning on or after July 1, 2010) Taxation of wildlife conservation land
§ 105-277.16Taxation of low-income housing property
§ 105-277.17(Effective for taxes imposed for taxable years beginning on or after July 1, 2010) Taxation of community land trust property
§ 105-278Historic properties
§ 105-278.1Exemption of real and personal property owned by units of government
§ 105-278.2Burial property
§ 105-278.3Real and personal property used for religious purposes
§ 105-278.4Real and personal property used for educational purposes
§ 105-278.5Real and personal property of religious educational assemblies used for religious and educational purposes
§ 105-278.6Real and personal property used for charitable purposes
§ 105-278.6AQualified retirement facility
§ 105-278.7Real and personal property used for educational, scientific, literary, or charitable purposes
§ 105-278.8Real and personal property used for charitable hospital purposes
§ 105-282.1Applications for property tax exemption or exclusion; annual review of property exempted or excluded from property tax

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North Carolina Laws: Property Taxes

North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 39 > Article 10 - Real Property Tax Proration
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 11 - Short Title, Purpose, and Definitions
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 12 - Property Subject to Taxation
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 12A - Taxation of Lessees and Users of Tax-Exempt Cropland or Forestland
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 13 - Standards for Appraisal and Assessment
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 14 - Time for Listing and Appraising Property for Taxation
North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 105 > Article 16 - County Listing, Appraisal, and Assessing Officials
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