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I just received my timeshare property tax bill!!
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Originally posted by JLBIf this catches on nationwide, a lot of local governments could be in a world of hurt. The two local counties in our area have already had to cut back drastically because of low sales tax revenues. Property tax decreases would affect the schools.John
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Originally posted by StressCadet View PostIn California, you have the right to challenge your assessed value. In times like we have today, often it is done automatically-but it doesn't hurt to ask. I filed to have my personal residence reduced and it was granted...no problem.
Timeshares are real estate-so I believe the same principles apply.
Often you can do this online, as I did. Just locate the county assessors office online and have a look. A few minutes typing could benefit you.John
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Originally posted by JWCYour property tax should be reduced by the same percentage as the reduction in assessed value. The reduction applies to the property tax bill due on December 10, 2009.
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Originally posted by iconnections View PostJohn, I have my bill from last year in front of me and the one I need to pay in December too. Both bills are exactly the same. I may call them about it on Monday and find out why. This is for Orange County which may operate differently from your county where your timeshare is.
Regardless of what county it is in, the property tax should decline by the same percentage that the assessed value declined. The tax rate is fixed at 1% by state law per proposition 13.John
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