The law states that a valid certificate issued by the State Board of Equalization must be held in order for a person to perform the duties of a property tax appraiser. Minimum requirements for the certificate are graduation from a four-year college or four years of relevant appraisal experience, or a combination of the two. I can't find the property tax annotations on your Web site. The property tax annotations are available in Volume III of the Property Taxes Law Guide , which is available on our Web site. The full text of legislative bills as introduced and amended is available from the California Legislative Counsel's Web site.
Bills are available for the current legislative session and prior sessions.
Gray Davis, Governor.