Maryland assessable base climbs 3 billion in 1982
The 1982 Assessment Department report shows Maryland total real property assessable base rising from 348 to 378 billion dollars, with county by county gains including Baltimore City. The 1979 revamped system revalues property every three years, and a yearly assessment ratio survey measures accuracy for state grants and local funding uses.
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