| Property Tax Consultant Registration | ||
| Taxable Property | ||
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Real Estate
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Yes
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Rendition Required
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No
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Business Personal
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Yes
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Inventory
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No
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Rendition Required
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Yes
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Penalty
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Yes
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after May 7, 10%
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Rendition Due Date
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April 1
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| Appeal Deadline | ||
| Assessment Ratio |
100%
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| Assessmemt Date | ||
| Valuation Authority | ||
| Appeal - Level One | ||
| Collection Authority | ||
| Tax Statement Issue Date |
November 1
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| Delinquency Date |
1st Installment December 10
2nd Installment April 10 |
California Property Tax Calendar
From Larry McCarthy, President
California Taxpayers' Association
January 19, 2005
Two versions of a split roll ballot initiative were submitted to the Attorney
General’s Office this week as part of a spree of ballot box tax threats.
The teachers’ union submitted the measures for title and summary, calling
them the High Quality Classrooms Act. Each would increase the tax rate on
non-residential property.
One of the measures would add one-half percent to the existing 1 percent of acquisition value rate. The other would set the rate at 1.30 percent.
Numerous initiative measures were submitted in recent days by sponsors who want to be ready in case Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger calls a special statewide election later this year for voters to act on his government reform package if the Legislature does not act.
The spending lobby’s tax threats, besides the split roll, include a proposal to increase the minimum wage and a proposal to make it easier for school districts to impose parcel taxes.
Click here for useful links to California Property Tax sites.
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