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SHERI THOMAS, ASSESSORBOE58AH (P1) REV. 21 (0522)701 OCEAN STREET ROOM 130 SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 (831) 4542002 FAX (831) 4542495CLAIM FOR REASSESSMENT EXCLUSION FOR TRANSFER BETWEEN PARENT AND CHILDNAME

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How to fill out parent-child exclusion from reassessment

1. Gather necessary documents such as the Parent-Child Exclusion Claim Form and supporting documentation.
2. Complete the Parent-Child Exclusion Claim Form accurately and provide all required information.
3. Attach the relevant supporting documentation, which may include documents proving the parent-child relationship, property information, and any other required documents.
4. Submit the completed form and supporting documentation to the appropriate authority or department, such as the county assessor's office.
5. Follow up with the authority or department to ensure that your claim is being processed and to address any additional requirements or questions.
6. Wait for the decision on your claim, which will determine if you qualify for parent-child exclusion from reassessment.

Who needs parent-child exclusion from reassessment?

1. Individuals who have recently inherited property from their parents may need parent-child exclusion from reassessment.
2. Anyone who wants to transfer property from parent to child without triggering a reassessment of the property's value may need parent-child exclusion.
3. Residents who meet the eligibility criteria set by the local tax authorities for parent-child exclusion from reassessment may need it.
4. Those who are concerned about potential property tax increases due to a reassessment may choose to explore parent-child exclusion.

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What is parent-child exclusion from reassessment?

Parent-child exclusion from reassessment allows certain property transfers between parents and their children to avoid reassessment of property taxes, thus preventing potential increases in property tax liabilities.

Who is required to file parent-child exclusion from reassessment?

The property owner, specifically the parent or child involved in the property transfer, is required to file for parent-child exclusion from reassessment.

How to fill out parent-child exclusion from reassessment?

To fill out the parent-child exclusion form, one must provide details about the property, the relationship between the parties involved, and any necessary signatures. It's advisable to consult local guidelines or a legal professional for precise instructions.

What is the purpose of parent-child exclusion from reassessment?

The purpose of parent-child exclusion from reassessment is to help families transfer property without incurring higher property taxes due to reassessment, making it easier for families to pass down property.

What information must be reported on parent-child exclusion from reassessment?

The form typically requires information including the names and addresses of the parent and child, the property's legal description, the nature of the transfer, and any applicable dates.