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Question
A property was valued at $500,000 for property tax purposes. According to Proposition 13, what would be the maximum value for property tax purposes in two years, assuming the owner did not make capital improvements?(a) $502,420
(b) $504,010
(c) $506,220
(d) $520,200
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