Question: Which statement most accurately reflects property taxes? Multiple Choice Property taxes are the result of the government making an assessment, only when an underlying exchange has occurred. Property taxes are derived tax revenues because property owners have the benefit of ownership. When recording property taxes, the receivable is recorded and the revenue is recognized when the government has an enforceable legal claim. Property taxes are considered a special assessment by the governing agency. When recording property taxes, the revenue is recognized in the period in which it can be used.