New York Laws > Real Property Tax > Article 8 > Title 2 – Alternative Method of County Equalization
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§ 840 | Application of Title |
§ 842 | Computation of County Equalization Rates |
§ 844 | Use of County Equalization Rates |
§ 846 | Review |
§ 847 | Alternative County Tax Apportionment |
§ 848 | Rules |
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