2020: A Tumultuous Year for California Property and Taxation

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2020: A Tumultuous Year for California Property and Taxation

Real Property Law Section; Business Law Section

Credit(s):

1.25 Legal Specialization in Taxation Law
1.25 Participatory MCLE Credits

Course Number:

RP_BL_01-25-21

Original Program Date:

January 25, 2021

Duration:

1 hour 22 minutes

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Available for 3 months after Registration

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Category: Co-Sponsored Programs, Business Law, Real Property Law

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2020 was a terrible year for California property owners affected by the worst wildfires in our history and the devastating consequences of Covid-19. In November, voters narrowly approved an Amendment to our State Constitution (and narrowly defeated another) that dramatically carves back the protections of Propositions 58 & 193 for family property transfers, and whose profound consequences have not yet begun to be felt.

This webinar will explore property tax relief available now for property damaged by the wildfires, and possible relief for property values affected by Covid-19. RTC Sec. 170 provide for property tax relief due to a major “calamity” that damages or destroys real and personal property. Once a disaster is declared by the Governor, counties that have adopted an ordinance allow property owners to file a calamity application with the local assessor for a reduction in assessed value.

The webinar will then provide an in-depth explanation of the most dramatic revision to the Parent/Child exemption since the passage of Prop 13 in 1978, the modest improvements to the over-55 replacement rules, and discuss strategies that may help some families avoid or minimize the effect of the new limits on inter-generational property transfers.

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