Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2013
 

5333.4. Contents of Petition.

The petition must:

(a) Be in writing and state all of the specific grounds upon which qualification is claimed;

(b) Include all documents the petitioner wishes the Board to consider in deciding the petition;

(c) Indicate whether an oral hearing is desired;

(d) Indicate whether a written findings and decision is desired; and

(e) Be signed by petitioner or an authorized representative of the petitioner. The Chief Counsel may require the representative to demonstrate the representative's authority to represent the petitioner.

Note: Authority cited: Government Code section 15606.

Reference: Revenue and Taxation Code sections 214, 254.6, 270.

History: 1. New section adopted 9-12-2007; effective 2-6-2008.

2. In "Authority cited" changed the reference of 245.6 to 254.6. Adopted 5-28-08; Effective 7-16-08.

*Editorial change renaming subchapters to subarticles (Register 2008, No. 13).