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A California Homeowner's Guide
Important Dates
To have your property reassessed to its current values, there are
some critical dates to remember.
First, regardless of the county where your property is located,
any reassessment will be based on the value of
your property effective January 1. The value of
your property on that date will determine what your property taxes
will be assessed for in the fiscal tax year starting July 1, of that
year and ending June 30, of the following calendar year. It is
important to remember that your tax assessment bill which you
receive on/about the month of December is for the current fiscal
year. In other words, when you receive your tax bill, you are
already about half way through the year, and the assessment value
for that bill was established on January 1, of that year.
If you want to have your property taxes reduced because of its
devaluation, you have to establish your property’s value as of that
date. Obviously, it is almost impossible to find a similar
property to yours that will sell on that date. Thus, you are
allowed to find properties for the evidence of the over-assessment
within 90 days before and after that date. In any case, you
have to testify that your property was that value as of that date.
ALL APPEALS OF CURRENT
ASSESSMENTS ARE BASED ON THE VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY AS OF JANUARY 1,
NO EXCEPTIONS.
It is
important to note that you can easily determine your property’s
value on or around that date, based on listings of properties for
sale and properties that were sold at that time, even through it was
eight or nine months ago.
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WRITTEN BY ROBERT LEE HAMILTON - CA
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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concerning the subject matter covered; however,
this publication was not necessarily prepared by
persons licensed to practice law in a particular
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