(a) the base year, as defined in subsection (C); (b) December thirtyfirst of the year in which an assessable transfer of interest has occurred triggers a stepup; (c) as determined on appeal; or (d) as it may be adjusted as determined in a countywide reassessment program conducted pursuant to Section 1243217, but limited to increases in such value as provided in subsection (B) of this section with any increase limited to property tax value. (2) To the fair market value and property tax value of real property as determined at the time provided in item (1) of this subsection, there must be added the fair market value of subsequent improvements and additions to the property. (B) Any An increase in the fair market value of real property attributable to the periodic countywide appraisal and equalization program implemented pursuant to Section 1243217 is limited to fifteen percent within a fiveyear period to the otherwise applicable fair market value. This limit must be calculated separately on the land and improvements as a whole. However, this limit does not apply to the fair market value of additions or improvements to real property in the year those additions or improvements are first subject to property tax, nor do they apply to the fair market value of real property when an assessable transfer of interest occurred in the year that the transfer value is first subject to tax does it the year a stepup is implemented. (C) For purposes of determining a fair market value ‘base year’ pursuant to this section, the fair market value of real property is its appraised value applicable for property tax year 2007. (D) Real property valued by the unit valuation concept is excluded from the limits provided pursuant to subsection (B). (E) Value attributable to additions and improvements, and changes in value resulting from assessable transfers of interest occurring in a property tax year stepups are first subject to property tax in the following tax year except as provided pursuant to Section 1237670(B).” C. That portion of Section 12373150(A) of the 1976 Code preceding item (1) is amended to read: An assessable transfer of interest triggers a stepup in value “(A) of a parcel of real property effective as provided in Section 12373140(E). For purposes of determining when a parcel of real property must be appraised, an An assessable transfer of interest in
(a) the base year, as defined in subsection (C); (b) December thirtyfirst of the year in which an assessable transfer of interest has occurred triggers a stepup; (c) as determined on appeal; or (d) as it may be adjusted as determined in a countywide reassessment program conducted pursuant to Section 1243217, but limited to increases in such value as provided in subsection (B) of this section with any increase limited to property tax value. (2) To the fair market value and property tax value of real property as determined at the time provided in item (1) of this subsection, there must be added the fair market value of subsequent improvements and additions to the property. (B) Any An increase in the fair market value of real property attributable to the periodic countywide appraisal and equalization program implemented pursuant to Section 1243217 is limited to fifteen percent within a fiveyear period to the otherwise applicable fair market value. This limit must be calculated separately on the land and improvements as a whole. However, this limit does not apply to the fair market value of additions or improvements to real property in the year those additions or improvements are first subject to property tax, nor do they apply to the fair market value of real property when an assessable transfer of interest occurred in the year that the transfer value is first subject to tax does it the year a stepup is implemented. (C) For purposes of determining a ‘base year’ fair market value pursuant to this section, the fair market value of real property is its appraised value applicable for property tax year 2007. (D) Real property valued by the unit valuation concept is excluded from the limits provided pursuant to subsection (B). (E) Value attributable to additions and improvements, and changes in value resulting from assessable transfers of interest occurring in a property tax year stepups are first subject to property tax in the following tax year except as provided pursuant to Section 1237670(B).” C. That portion of Section 12373150(A) of the 1976 Code preceding item (1) is amended to read: “(A) An assessable transfer of interest triggers a stepup in value of a parcel of real property effective as provided in Section 12373140(E). For purposes of determining when a parcel of real property must be appraised, an An assessable transfer of interest in