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Tulare County

Office of the Assessor/Clerk-Recorder




Annual Racehorse Tax Return
Annual Racehorse Tax Return

BOE 571-J

Supplemental to the Business Property Statement (BOE 571-L)

 

Certificate of Disability
Certificate of Disability

BOE 19-DC

If submitting in connection to a base year value transfer claim, use this form if the sale of the original primary residence and the purchase or new construction of the replacement primary residence occurred on or after April 1, 2021.

Claim for Disabled Veterans' Property Tax Exemption
Claim for Disabled Veterans' Property Tax Exemption

BOE-261-G

Disabled veterans of military service may be eligible for an exemption towards their property’s assessment.

Disabled Accessibility Construction Exclusion From Assessment
Disabled Accessibility Construction Exclusion From Assessment

BOE 63-A

The construction or modification of a structure for disability access may be excluded from assessment.

Disabled Persons Claim for Transfer of Base-Year Value to Replacement Dwelling
Disabled Persons Claim for Transfer of Base-Year Value to Replacement Dwelling

BOE 19-D

California voters approved Proposition 19 in November 2020, allowing property owners with severe and permanent disabilities to transfer the taxable value of their principal residence to a replacement residence anywhere in California. Eligible property owners may utilize this transfer up to three times.

Disabled Veterans' Change of Exemption Eligibility Report
Disabled Veterans' Change of Exemption Eligibility Report

BOE-261-GNT

Use this form to notify the Assessor if you are no longer eligible for the Disabled Veterans' Property Tax Exemption.

Registered and Show Horses
Registered and Show Horses

BOE 571-F2

Form for listing all registered and show horses owned as of January 1, regardless of location.

Supplemental to the Business Property Statement (BOE 571-L)

Veterans' Tax Exemption
Veterans' Tax Exemption

BOE 261

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.