Homeowner’s Exemption for Property Taxes

[ariffe22]

I recently received my supplemental tax bill with a refund due. Upon further inspection, it appeared that the county doesn’t apply the homeowner’s exemption to a supplemental bill if a refund is generated. That doesn’t seem correct, but wanted to pick the brains on this forum to hear if that is the same case for thoses that have made a recent purchase?

Thanks

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

The exemption, if it was applied would have been applied to the regular bill, which was probably settled during escrow. The supplemental bill only accounts for the difference.

Just make sure you filled out the form for the homeowner’s exemption.
Either way it’s small potatoes, we’re talking about an exemption of 7000, which amounts to 75-80 bucks a year.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

The exemption, if it was applied would have been applied to the regular bill, which was probably settled during escrow. The supplemental bill only accounts for the difference.

Just make sure you filled out the form for the homeowner’s exemption.
Either way it’s small potatoes, we’re talking about an exemption of 7000, which amounts to 75-80 bucks a year.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

The exemption, if it was applied would have been applied to the regular bill, which was probably settled during escrow. The supplemental bill only accounts for the difference.

Just make sure you filled out the form for the homeowner’s exemption.
Either way it’s small potatoes, we’re talking about an exemption of 7000, which amounts to 75-80 bucks a year.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

The exemption, if it was applied would have been applied to the regular bill, which was probably settled during escrow. The supplemental bill only accounts for the difference.

Just make sure you filled out the form for the homeowner’s exemption.
Either way it’s small potatoes, we’re talking about an exemption of 7000, which amounts to 75-80 bucks a year.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

The exemption, if it was applied would have been applied to the regular bill, which was probably settled during escrow. The supplemental bill only accounts for the difference.

Just make sure you filled out the form for the homeowner’s exemption.
Either way it’s small potatoes, we’re talking about an exemption of 7000, which amounts to 75-80 bucks a year.

[UCGal]

You get one homeowners exemption. I assume you have it on your main tax bill, not the supplemental.

When we built our companion unit we got a supplemental tax bill. We can’t claim homeowners exemption on that since we’re claiming it on the main tax bill for our property.

[UCGal]

You get one homeowners exemption. I assume you have it on your main tax bill, not the supplemental.

When we built our companion unit we got a supplemental tax bill. We can’t claim homeowners exemption on that since we’re claiming it on the main tax bill for our property.

[UCGal]

You get one homeowners exemption. I assume you have it on your main tax bill, not the supplemental.

When we built our companion unit we got a supplemental tax bill. We can’t claim homeowners exemption on that since we’re claiming it on the main tax bill for our property.

[UCGal]

You get one homeowners exemption. I assume you have it on your main tax bill, not the supplemental.

When we built our companion unit we got a supplemental tax bill. We can’t claim homeowners exemption on that since we’re claiming it on the main tax bill for our property.

[UCGal]

You get one homeowners exemption. I assume you have it on your main tax bill, not the supplemental.

When we built our companion unit we got a supplemental tax bill. We can’t claim homeowners exemption on that since we’re claiming it on the main tax bill for our property.

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