This form is to be completed by a physician describing specific reasons why a property owner's disability necessitates a move to a replacement dwelling.

This form should be filed if you are no longer eligible to claim a welfare exemption because you sell or change the use on a property to a non-exempt use.

This is an annual claim form filed with the Assessor for the exemption of leased property used exclusively for low-income housing.

This form is a supplemental affidavit filed annually with the Assessor to provide necessary income information of residents in leased low-income housing.

This is the initial claim filed with the Assessor for the $4,000 Veterans' Exemption on a residence. It is available to veterans whose assets do not exceed $5,000 or, if married, $10,000.

This is the initial claim filed with the Assessor (filed annually if claimant is low income). The exemption is available under certain conditions to 100% Disabled Veterans and the spouses of deceased veterans.

This form is filed with the Assessor if a Disabled Veterans' Claimant has moved or no longer qualifies for the exemption.

This claim for exemption is filed with the Assessor and is available to religious organizations that own property used solely for religious purposes.

This claim form is for property used for free Public Libraries and fee Museums, and property used exclusively for Public Schools, Community Colleges, State Colleges, State Universities, University of California, Churches, and Nonprofit Colleges

The most common property tax exemption is the Homeowners Exemption. California state law provides for a reduction in property taxes if you own and reside in your home. To qualify for this exemption you must have owned and lived in your home on the January 1st immediately preceding the fiscal year for which the taxes are billed. This exemption will lower a property's assessed value by $7,000.

Spanish language version of the Homeowners' Exemption claim form. Este formulario se presenta en la propiedad de sus ocupantes uni dades de vivienda. Esta exencion bajara el valor tasado de la propiedad por $7,000.

This form is the initial request to the Assessor for an exemption from paying property tax by non-profit organizations that are religious, medical, scientific or charitable in nature and meet the requirements set out in the property tax code.

Welfare Exemption (Annual Filing)

This form is a supplemental affidavit filed annually with the Assessor annually to provide necessary income information.

This form is a supplemental affidavit filed annually with the Assessor to provide necessary income information on resident of lower income households.

This form is a supplemental affidavit filed annually with the Assessor to provide income information on residents living in low-income housing owned by a limited partnership.

This form is a supplemental affidavit filed annually with the Assessor for welfare exemption of households exceeding low-income limits, "over-income" tenant data (140% of area median income)

This worksheet is used to assist the claimant to determine if the tenants meet the income qualifications for the Welfare Exemption for low-income households.

Welfare Exemption Organizations and Persons Using Claimant's Property

This form is a supplemental affidavit filed annually with the Assessor to provide necessary details of qualifying rehabilitation activity on exempt property. This form should be filed in conjunction with BOE forms 267 or 267-A [Claims for Welfare Exemption.]

This is an initial claim for filed with the Assessor. It is available to religious organizations that own property and conduct worship services and related religious activities on the site.

Religious Exemption change in eligibility or termination notice.

This is an annual claim form filed with the Assessor for leased property that is used exclusively by public schools.

This form is to be completed when canceling a Homeowners' Exemption. Taxpayers are required to notify the Assessor when the property is no longer the claimant's principle place of residence.

This form is filed annually by disabled veterans who qualify for a larger exemption based on their low-income status.

This form is used to report activity on exempt property that is outside the primary purpose or activity by outside groups or individuals.