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The State of Arizona uses two types of property values for taxation purposes: the full cash value also known as the secondary and the limited value also known as the primary.

Full Cash Value

The Full Cash Value (FCV) or market value of all real property in Arizona is the starting point for determining taxable value. It is the value placed on the property by the Assessor, obtained by adding the full cash value of the land to the full cash value of the buildings on the land, and, if the case, the value of the personal property.

Land value		$50,600
Building value	+	$202,400
Full cash value	=	$253,000

Limited Property Value

The Limited Property Value (LPV) is determined by applying a statutory formula for a specific tax year. The limited value may increase by either 10% of the previous year's value, or 25% of the difference between the current year's secondary value and previous year's limited value, whichever is greater. In no event should the limited value exceed the full cash value.

Limited property value

$116,551

Assessed Values

The Assessed Value is a percentage of the Full Cash Value and Limited Property Value. The Assessed Value of each property class is set by the Arizona Legislature in A.R.S. 45-15001 thru 42-15010

Land assessed full cash		$5,060
Building assessed full cash	+	$20,240
Assessed full cash value	=	$25,300

Assessed Limited Value is determined by multiplying the Limited Property Value with the assessment ratio.

Assessed Limited Value

$11,655

Property Tax

Maricopa County provides a variety of full and partial exemptions, like exemption for property of widows, widowers and disabled persons, that are subtracted from the assessed value, giving the property's taxable value.
Property tax is calculated by adding the primary and the secondary tax amounts which result from multiplying the taxable value to the coresponding dollar per $100 of assessed value and is an estimate of what an owner not benefiting from tax exemptions would pay.

Tax description	Assessed value		Tax rate		Tax amount
Primary tax	$11,655	x	9.3166	=	$1,086
Secondary tax	$11,655	x	5.5856	=	$651
Property tax				=	$1,737

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