Property taxation: disabled veterans’ exemption: household income.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill adjusts the disabled veterans’ exemption for property taxes in California. It proposes to exclude service-connected disability payments from the definition of ‘household income’ for this exemption, starting in 2037. Additionally, it corrects a cross-reference in the existing law and includes provisions related to state mandates and reimbursement for lost property tax revenues. The bill’s effective date is immediate.
Key provisions
- Excludes service-connected disability payments from the definition of ‘household income’ for the disabled veterans’ exemption.
- This change will take effect January 1, 2037.
- Corrects an erroneous cross-reference in the existing law.
- Requires the bill to include information related to state mandates.
- Provides for state reimbursement to local agencies for costs mandated by the state.
- States that the state will not reimburse local agencies for property tax revenues lost due to this bill.
- The bill takes effect immediately as a tax levy.
- Allows for electronic submission of service-connected disability letters.
Who is affected
- Disabled veterans
- Veterans’ surviving spouses
- Local tax officials
- California state government
- Property owners
Notable changes
- Changes the calculation of the disabled veterans’ exemption by excluding service-connected disability payments.
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