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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
My title is in the name of my trust. May I claim the exemption?

Yes, if the trust is for the benefit of the person living on the property, while they are alive.

I did not know about the exemption. May I file for back years?

No, the exemption is processed as of our “received” date.

I don't want to disclose my Social Security Number. May I claim the exemption without it?

No, your social security number is necessary for tracking purposes to ensure that only one Homeowners’ Exemption is being claimed per person.

I don't have a Social Security Number. May I claim the exemption without it?

Yes, you may claim the exemption without it until you obtain a social security number. Please write “none” where the form asks for your social security number. You will need to verify this fact by supplying a copy of one or more of the following: Federal and/or State income tax returnsBank related documents such as account applications or statementsEmployment related documents such as hiring documents, health enrollment forms or dental plan enrollment formsAlso needed, will be a copy of a Medicare or Medi-Cal card or a California Drivers’ License or California Identification card to provide to the State Board of Equalization in lieu of a social security number.

Is the Homeowners' Exemption form considered public information?

No, the Homeowners' Exemption form is not public information; only the amount of the exemption that shows up on the tax roll is public information.

Is my Social Security Number used to track anything other than the Homeowners' Exemption?

Yes, it can be used to track child support information.

Does the exemption apply to servicemen who are not legal residents of California?

Yes, as long as the house is not rented.

Need Additional Information on Homeowners' Exemption?

For additional information on the Homeowners’ Exemption, please visit the California State Board of Equalization at: https://www.boe.ca.gov/proptaxes/homeowners_exemption.htm, or contact the Assessor.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
A principal residence is a dwelling for which the owner/claimant has been granted, in the name of the parent or the child, either a homeowner's exemption (claimant owned and occupied as principal residence at the time of sale or within two years of the acquisition of the replacement property) or a disabled veteran's exemption (claimant a veteran with service-related disability and a California resident on January 1 of claim year). Only a reasonable portion of the land will be considered a part of the principal residence if the land exceeds the area reasonably necessary as a site for the residence.

What is the filing deadline for a Prop 193 claim?

The exclusion claim must be filed eitherwithin three years of the purchase or transfer of the property, orprior to the subsequent transfer of the property to a third party, whichever is earlier. However, if the claim is filed within six months after the date of mailing of the Assessor's notice of supplemental or escape assessment issued as a result of the purchase or transfer for which the claim is filed, the claim will be deemed timely. Further, if the property has not been transferred to a third party, the Assessor may grant the exclusion prospectively pursuant to an otherwise untimely claim, if certain conditions are met.Let's explain these terms. The base year is the year when the property or portion thereof was purchased, newly constructed, or underwent a re-appraisable change in ownership by the current transferor. The base year value (also called 'original base year value') is the full market value of the home in that base year, typically either the purchase price or the 'Proposition 13 value.'Proposition 13 was a 1978 Constitutional amendment to control rising property taxes. It limited the assessed value of existing real property to the1975-1976 assessed values, limited tax rates to one percent of assessed value (plus voter-approved surcharges), and limited inflation-based value increases to no more than two percent annually. Proposition 13 value is the full market value, adjusted by these limits. The factored base year value is the original base year value, adjusted by the annual inflation factor for each taxable year of the current transferor?s ownership.

When must I file my claim for exclusion?
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Verification of compliance includes:The area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairA primary entrance to the building or facility; the path of travel to the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairSanitary facilities serving the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairDrinking fountains serving the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairPublic telephones serving the area of remodel, alteration, addition or repairAccessible parking and path of travel to accessible entrances.Small projects (2015 construction valuation up to $147,863) may qualify for an unreasonable hardship exception. Granting an unreasonable hardship exception does not exempt all non-complying features. You still need to spend an amount equal to 20% of the project cost, and only that amount, on making some or all of the non-complying features comply. Existing non-complying features that will cost more than 20% of the project cost to make them comply, or will push the cumulative cost above the 20% limit, may qualify for an exemption. Your plans must show those accessibility features that will be brought to compliance and those existing non-complying features that may qualify for an exemption. For additional information or clarification contact our Chief Building Official at 650-616-7020. 

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Do I need a permit to install a business sign?

Yes. Permanent and temporary signs require review and approval prior to issuance of permits and installations. Check with the Planning Division before using or installing any type of sign, flag or banner, even balloons. 

8.
Can I open my business before the site inspection?

No. Your business location must be inspected by the necessary city departments before your license is issued and it is open to the general public. In certain circumstances, a prospective business location may not pass the initial inspection which could delay the issuance of your business license. 

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What is a tenant improvement?

When a new business moves into an existing commercial or industrial tenant space, tenant improvements are the proposed interior alterations or additions (both structural and nonstructural). This applies to new buildings after completion of the shell construction or when an existing business changes or modifies its use and/or expands within an existing building. 

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When to ask for a fee waiver
Typically, you ask for a fee waiver when you first file papers and have to pay your first filing fee. You can also ask for a fee waiver if you can't afford fees later in your case. 

We show approximate filing fees on this site. You can find exact fees on each county court's website or on the Statewide Court Fee Schedule.  

Fee waivers expire 60 days after your case is finished (judgment entered, dismissal, or final decision by judge). They can also end if the court finds you no longer qualify for the fee waiver.  Read more about the fee waivers on Form FW-001-INFO.

Use different instructions if you need a fee waiver for 
a guardianship or conservatorship case or for an appeal or writ in a civil case. 
 

You qualify for a fee waiver if:  

You receive public benefits
For example, you qualify if you receive unemployment, Medi-Cal, Food Stamps (Cal Fresh), WIC, Cal-Works, General Assistance, SSI, SSP Tribal TANF, IHHS, or CAPI. You will need to list which benefit you receive to qualify this way.

Your household income, before taxes, is below a set amount
The set amount is listed on Form FW-001 in item 5b. You will need to give the court information about your household income to qualify this way.

You can't meet your household's basic needs and pay the filing fees 
You will need to give the court information about your income and expenses to qualify this way. 

How to ask for a Fee Waiver

Gather the information you need

Look at Form FW-001-INFO. You may also need information about your income and expenses to fill out the fee waiver form.
If you receive public benefits, you only need to check which benefit you receive on the form. You don't need to fill out the part about your income or expenses. 
If your household income is below a set amount, you will need to fill out information about your household income.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
In Placer County, you must file your formal appeal on an "Application for Changed Assessment" between July 2 and November 30 of the fiscal year that you are disputing.For more information on how to file an Assessment Appeal,  visit the Placer County Assessment Appeals Board's website.

If I purchase a manufactured home or if there is new construction on the home, will I have to pay supplemental taxes? 

Manufactured homes that are subject to local property taxation are subject to supplemental taxes.

My manufactured home is currently licensed by the California Department of Housing and Community Development. Are there any advantages to converting to local property taxation? 

There may be advantages, but each case should be evaluated individually. One possible advantage is that property taxes are payable in two annual installments. You may also be entitled to the $7,000 Homeowners' Property Tax Exemption or other exemptions administered by the county assessor. It should be noted, however, that if you receive the Homeowners' Exemption, you cannot apply for the Renters' Credit on your California State Income Tax return. Additionally, manufactured homes subject to local property taxation are exempt from any sales or use tax upon resale. Therefore, you may enhance the marketability of your manufactured home by voluntarily converting it to local property taxation prior to selling it. Once you convert to local property taxation, you or any subsequent owners cannot revert back to vehicle license fees. 

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How is new construction assessed?

Reassessment of a property is required any time new construction occurs (Section 71, Revenue and Taxation Code). Thus, new construction, when not considered normal maintenance or repair, is assessable if it adds value to the property. The market value (not necessarily the cost) of the addition or other "new construction" is determined by the assessor and added to the existing property assessment. The value of the existing property is not affected.New construction that adds value to the property represents the incremental value added to the existing property and will generate a supplemental assessment.
Additional Filings – California Appellate Courts
Fill out a Request to Waive Court Fees form FW-001 online
Learn more about how to qualify and what fees can be waived
Watch a video or read instructions about how to fill out the fee waiver form
Read the California Court’s information sheet on fee waivers
If you still have questions, you can contact your court for more information.
Select an option to get specific fee waiver filing instructions 
I am the appellant
I am a respondent
Important note about fee waivers: A request for a fee waiver is signed under penalty of perjury. You must tell the truth on a fee waiver application and your answers must be complete. You may be ordered to go to court to answer questions about your ability to pay court fees and costs, and to provide proof of your eligibility. If you do not tell the truth, the court can penalize you.
Who files this form? Both the appellant and the respondent can ask the trial court and Court of Appeal to waive their court fees if they cannot afford to pay. This form is not served to other parties. It is only filed with the court.
Where do I get this form? The Request to Waive Court Fees form FW-001 is available at the court or online.
What’s the deadline? The Court of Appeal and trial court require each party to file the Request to Waive Court Fees form at different times.
Who qualifies for a fee waiver? There are 3 ways to qualify for a fee waiver:

if you are receiving public benefits like Medi-Cal, Food Stamps (CalFresh), Cal-Works, General Assistance, SSI, SSP, Tribal TANF, IHHS, or CAPI
if your household income (before taxes) is less than the amounts listed on form FW-001 in item 5b
if the court finds that you do not have enough income to pay for basic household needs and the court fees

Are all the court fees waived? It depends. During an appeal, there are fees in both the trial court and the Court of Appeal.

In the trial court, some fees are always waived if you have a fee waiver.
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Summons-Unlawful Detainer-Eviction (form SUM-130) 
If you get a Summons (form SUM-130), this means your landlord started a court case asking a judge to order you to move out - to evict you. The Summons comes with another paper called a Complaint and a form, Plaintiff's Mandatory Cover Sheet and Supplemental Allegations (form UD-101). An eviction court case is also called an unlawful detainer case. 
 
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Eviction/Unlawful Detainer | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
You may be required to show this proof to the judge if you go to trial.

Where to file (venue)

You must file your case in the proper county. If the amount you are suing for is over $25,000. and the property is located within Tuolumne County, your case is an unlimited civil case and must be filed on the 1st floor of the Justice Center Courthouse at 12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA, 95370.

Summons and Complaint

1. Complete the following:
Civil Case Cover Sheet (Form #CM-010)
Unlawful Detainer Summons (Form #SUM-130)
Unlawful Detainer Complaint (Form #UD-100)
All of these forms are available for free on this website or use I-CAN!™ Legal to prepare your forms.
2. Make a copy for yourself and each party named in your complaint. Take the completed forms and copies to the clerk for filing.
3. Pay the current filing fee.
4. YOU are now the plaintiff and the party you sued becomes the defendant.
After the clerk processes your complaint and issues your summons, you will receive a case number.

Service of Summons and Complaint

A copy of the summons and unlawful detainer complaint must be served on each defendant. The person doing the service must complete and file a separate Proof of Service (Form #POS-010) for each defendant served. Service may be done by the sheriff, a registered process server, or someone over the age of 18 who is not a party to the action. Check section 415 and subsequent sections of the California Code of Civil Procedure for more information regarding service of the summons.

Default Judgment

You must file your case in the proper county. If the amount you are suing for is over $25,000 and the property is located within Tuolumne County, your case is an unlimited civil case and must be filed on the 1st floor of the Justice Center courthouse at 12855 Justice Center Drive, Sonora, CA, 95370

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simplemente desconectar la electricidad u otros servicios públicos, dejar al inquilino fuera de su casa o tirar sus pertenencias para que el inquilino se mude.  Si lo hace, es posible que el propietario tenga que pagar una sanción al inquilino.
 

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File because of a bad debt deduction or a worthless security loss: You have 7 years from the return due date for that year to file the claim. See Tax Topic 453 Bad Debt Deduction.
How to File a Claim for a Credit or Refund
Claim a credit or refund for income taxes on your:
Original return (for example, Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax ReturnPDF)
Amended return (for example, Form 1040-X, Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return)
If filing an amended return, send it to the IRS Service Center where you filed your original return. You can file Form 1040-X electronically with tax return filing software to amend Forms 1040 or 1040-SR for tax years 2019 or later. See if your preferred tax software provider is an IRS Free File provider.
Claim a credit or refund for other taxes (not income taxes) and penalties on Form 843, Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement.
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