Tax Board Won’t Urge California Assessors to Offer Virus Relief

June 9, 2020, 9:35 PM UTC

California’s elected tax board members won’t push quick property tax relief for commercial property owners facing potentially lower values due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The five-member State Board of Equalization voted 3-2 to reject a proposal that it issue guidance to county assessors that they should accept claims for mid-year declines in value. It was one of several proposals that the board considered Tuesday in response to the pandemic.

  • The proposal came from attorneys representing taxpayers before county assessors and assessment appeals boards. They argued that restricted access due to stay-at-home orders or contamination from the virus should be considered ...

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