Commercial property owners across the United States have all been negatively impacted by the pandemic over the last year; some may argue those in California have suffered the hardest hit to their bottom line. To help owners recover, the Santa Clara County Assessor’s Office is giving taxpayers the opportunity to reduce their 2021–2022 taxes.
The Santa Clara County Assessor’s Office is actively reaching out to request information from taxpayers whose properties may have been affected by COVID-19, as they would like to enroll the reductions prior to the deadline of February 26, 2021. Larry Stone, County Assessor, recently conducted a webinar to educate commercial property owners impacted by the COVID-19 recession about potential property tax relief. Click here to review presentation.
What If I Have Not Received a Request from the County?
The experts at Ryan are currently assisting clients with requesting informal reviews and collecting the necessary documents to support the value reduction. Please reach out to the contacts listed below for more information by February 8, 2021.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION CONTACTS:
Marc Hartley
Principal
Ryan
442.244.2426
marc.hartley@ryan.com
Brenda Goodrich
Director
Ryan
510.452.6903
brenda.goodrich@ryan.com
The material presented in this communication is intended to provide general information only and should solely be seen as broad guidance and not directed to the particular facts or circumstances of any individual who may read this publication. No liability is accepted for acts or omissions taken in reliance upon the content of this piece. Before taking (or not taking) any action, readers should seek professional advice specific to their situation from Ryan, LLC or other tax professionals. For additional information about this topic, please contact us at info@ryan.com.
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