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Proposition 58 & 193 Information
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Real estate that is transferred from
parent(s) to child(ren), or from child(ren) to parent(s) may be
excluded from reassessment.
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The established Prop. 13 taxable value is not affected by the transfer.
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The new owner's taxes are calculated on the established Prop.13
value, instead of the current market value when the property is
acquired.
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$1 million limit (taxable value) on transfers of non-principal
residence property
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No dollar limitation on the original owner's principal residence
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Generally, transfers between legal entities (i.e., corporations,
partnerships) that are owned by parents or children do not
qualify.
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Real estate that is transferred from
grandparent(s) to their grandchild(ren) may be excluded from
reassessment
Parents of the grandchild must be deceased as of the date of
transfer
Taxes are calculated on the established Prop.13 value
$1 million limit (taxable value) on transfers of non-principal
residence property
No dollar limitation on grandparent's principal residence
Generally, transfers directly between legal entities (i.e.,
corporations, partnerships) that are owned by grandparents do
not qualify
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