An Organization that is seeking the Veterans' Organization Exemption shall file with the State Board of Equalization("the Board") a claim for an Organizational Clearance Certificate
If you own rubber-tired equipment that requires a permit to be moved or operated on public streets or highways, it is subject to property tax in the county where it is located on the lien date (January 1).
Vessels are assessed as personal property for property tax purposes, with taxes being the owner's responsibility. Assessors rely on California Department of Motor Vehicle records to ensure accurate taxation and to manage the dynamic nature of vessel ownership and use. If the value of a vessel is $100,000 or more, or if you receive a statement from the Assessor, the vessel must be reported on the Vessel Property Statement.
The Veterans' Exemption provides an exemption of property not to exceed $4,000 for qualified veterans who own limited property. The exemption may be claimed by a person currently serving in the military service or one who has been honorably discharged, the unmarried surviving spouse or either parent of a deceased veteran meeting the service requirements.
