Proposed Adoption of Property Tax Rule 462.520, Exclusion from Change in Ownership – Intergenerational Transfers

On November 3, 2020, the voters of California approved Proposition 19, which added section 2.1 to article XIII A of the California Constitution. Section 2.1(c) and (e) create a new exclusion from change in ownership for transfers of family homes or family farms between parents and children and, under certain circumstances, between grandparents and grandchildren. This new exclusion became operative on February 16, 2021, and is referred to as the "intergenerational transfer exclusion." Pursuant to the changes enacted by section 2.1(c) and (e), the State Board of Equalization (Board) proposes to add new Rule 462.520 to clarify the application of the new intergenerational exclusion.

Proposed Adoption of Property Tax Rule 462.520
Date Description of Task
3/5/2021 Staff to release letter advising recipients of the project and inviting interested parties to submit proposed changes to the draft rules
4/2/2021 Deadline for interested parties to submit proposed changes, in the form of alternative text, to staff on the draft rule
4/27/2021 Board to authorize publication of new Rule 462.520
6/1/2021 Staff to release letter announcing public hearing
7/2/2021 Staff to release letter announcing proposed modifications to published Rule 462.520
July Board Meeting
7/27/2021
Deadline for interested parties to submit written public comment on draft rule
July Board Meeting
7/27/2021
Public hearing to adopt Rule 462.520
11/1/2021 Approved by Office of Administrative Law, in effect January 1, 2022
12/3/2021 Staff to release letter transmitting the final version of Rule 462.520