14. the property tax on a medical center is 1 mill or no of a cent ($0.001)
for every $1.00 of appraised value. the medical center has an appraised
value of $235,654.00.
a. what is the tax due for 1 mill?
b. what is the tax due if the tax rate is 244 mills?
15. a registered dietitian (rd) is assisting a natient with hypertension to

a) $235.65

b) $57,499.58

Step-by-step explanation:

Tax rate is 1 mill or $0.001 on every $1 of appraised value. This means the tax rate is:

Tax rate = $0.001 per $1 =

Part a)

Appraised value of medical center = $ 235,654

Tax rate = 0.1%

Tax Amount due = 0.1% of $ 235,65 =

Thus, the tax due for 1 mill is $235.65 rounded to nearest cent.

Part b)

New Tax rate = 244 mills =

Tax rate is 1 mill or $0.001 on every $1 of appraised value. This means the tax rate is:

Tax rate = $0.244 per $1 =

Tax Amount due = 24.4% of $ 235,65 =

Thus, the tax due for 244 mills is $57,499.58 rounded to nearest cent.

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