Bemidji, Minnesota, needed $3,850,000 for its budget. If total assessed value of property in Bemidji was $353,211,009, what was the tax rate expressed as a percent, per $100, per $1,000, and in mills?
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To find the tax rate, divide the total budget needed by the total assessed value of property. \[ \text{Tax Rate (decimal)} = \frac{\text{Total Budget}}{\text{Total Assessed Value}} = \frac{3,850,000}{353,211,009} \approx 0.0109 \] Show more…
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