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19 would narrow California's property tax inheritance loophole, which offers Californians who inherit certain properties a significant tax break by allowing them to pay property taxes based on the property's value when it was originally purchased rather than its value upon inheritance.

Proposition 13, an iconic tax limitation measure passed by California voters 44 years ago, is still generating legal and political skirmishes. California's famous ? or infamous ? Proposition 13, passed by voters 44 years ago, sought to impose limits on state and local taxes.

The other component of Proposition 19 allows homeowners who are over 55 years of age, disabled, or victims of a wildfire or natural disaster, to transfer their lower assessed property value of their primary home to a newly purchased or newly constructed replacement principal residence up to three times (or once per ...

Severely and permanently disabled persons who meet certain specific requirements may transfer the base year value of their principal residence to a replacement dwelling of equal or lesser current market value in the same county. There is no age limit. This is a one-time only benefit.

The other component of Proposition 19 allows homeowners who are over 55 years of age, disabled, or victims of a wildfire or natural disaster, to transfer their lower assessed property value of their primary home to a newly purchased or newly constructed replacement principal residence up to three times (or once per ...

Prop 19 stipulates that properties transferred from parent to children will trigger a property tax reassessment. This is unless at least one of the children will use the property as a primary residence. Also if the property has not gained more than one million dollars in reassessed value from its original assessment.

That's because with limited exceptions?and barring aggressive countermeasures?California Prop 19 eliminates a parent's ability to leave to their children or grandchildren their Proposition 13 taxes and tax base. Nearly all Property will be reassessed at its current fair market value?with one very small exception.