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He highlighted disaster relief proposals, including Senator McBurney's SB 663, which would extend certain reassessment claim windows (for example from 12 to 24 months and 5 to 8 years for qualified property damage) and AB 293, which would increase the timeframe for unrecorded changes in ownership after a disaster from six months to three years. \"AB 293 ... increases from 6 months to 3 years the timeframe for those that have, quote unquote unrecorded changes in ownership,\" Angelo said.

Angelo also described SB 284 (sponsored by the assessors association) which would clarify parent‑child and grandchild transfer rules under Proposition 19 and add a one‑year deadline running from settlement by judicial decree in probate to allow heirs to consolidate ownership without reassessment. He said the bill aims to resolve situations where probate or multiple heirs prevent a timely consolidation that Prop. 19 contemplates.

Angelo noted the legislative calendar — a June 6 house‑of‑origin deadline and a July 18 policy committee deadline — and observed 16 of 22 BOE‑impacting tracked bills crossed over; he also mentioned an upcoming leadership change in the Senate pro tempore position to Senator Monique Limon.

The presentation was informational; no BOE action on legislation was recorded at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","June 18, 2025 BOE Board Meeting - PM Session","oneSentenceSummary","BOE legislative staff outlined bills that would lengthen timelines for disaster-related reassessment relief and add probate and consolidation clarifications to parent‑child exclusions under Proposition 19.","taxTitle","Board of Equalization, Other State Agencies, Executive, California","taxId",16214,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6191020,"BOE issues dozens of LTAs, expands training: 984 students last year; 1,300 registrations for next fiscal year",666,1272605,1938830,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec&start=1272&end=1938","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec/thumbnail_1272605.jpg","/articles/6191020/California/BOE-issues-dozens-of-LTAs-expands-training-984-students-last-year-1300-registrations-for-next-fiscal-year","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6191020-aa31dbe09ade1bdb89e7f66a4e79944e/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437393&Signature=Yk4ArorzzfiTgiPGayJfruZimKYTCX2nv3q8zIgQgsAf4STOG1Md9LriTOHiYwF3-VIAlkS1nWVMu0qxTagWAjvCeSqCfJiM69PcmmeeKc5YU4LyRkStrTA7npxem-876V6SoUNw8yY6OYQKPOskKoZcihBfJmHGwo6ZqLE-sQovkXpsfpzsMN6C0gz0OjhSBV9e4QL~-RFqBtnT9HpCxmSfOWMjnQ7osCBtdfWw0HMDfOZrBYumbGwJq6lDkWZkYWxvttnuU1Ij8EJySROQ6YD5CAHW1y39Iz5xnzIGKiidfzYHhQaFSU~N-LxCbNvcb~bVVm6o6t-al8VA1-iEcw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lauren Keach, chief of the County Assessed Properties Division, reported BOE staff issued a total of 16 Letters to Assessors (LTAs) for calendar year 2025, including five since the April meeting. The recent LTAs announced publication updates, the 2023 salary and benefits survey, disabled veterans exemption increases for 2026, updated TRA information sheets and the 2025 Taxpayers Bill of Rights hearing.

Keach and Deputy Director David Young also described the agency's training and certification program: for fiscal year 2024‑25 the BOE scheduled 32 classes and three webinars and trained 984 students. For fiscal year 2025‑26 registration opened in May with over 1,300 student registrations for a schedule that begins July 1 and includes 40 classes and two webinars.

\"We continue to offer existing online basic training courses…as well as online courses and self‑study training sessions available on the BOE's website,\" Keach said. David Young added the move to remote instruction has allowed the BOE to expand capacity and meet higher demand from assessor offices.

On state‑assessed properties, Young (pinch‑hitting for the absent manager) said staff are completing the private railroad car roll (statements were due April 30), allocating values adopted by the board across counties under Revenue and Taxation Code section 746, and beginning audit season with engagement letters sent in June. He said audits are selected by a mix of targeted flags and random draw and that counties have not refused audits but may request schedule adjustments.

Keach and Young noted the expanded class schedule is enabled by virtual delivery and that BOE will continue to monitor enrollments and budget impacts.","BOE staff reported 16 Letters to Assessors issued so far in 2025 and summarized training and state-assessed property work, including expanded course offerings and upcoming audits and allocations.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6191025,"Taxpayer Rights Advocate: 33 cases closed last month; outreach underway for Aug. 20 Taxpayer Bill of Rights hearing",154,507785,662515,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec&start=507&end=662","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec/thumbnail_507785.jpg","/articles/6191025/California/Taxpayer-Rights-Advocate-33-cases-closed-last-month-outreach-underway-for-Aug-20-Taxpayer-Bill-of-Rights-hearing","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6191025-fdffdf1ddc74840cbfcaa7a67b055169/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437393&Signature=dDUl-~kD-G2-tZof1ZvxFTD9F0doKV30C82eokKqBp4cmZtD1jmnAbhFO9vpQRev46D1ihtZNbuQq8iy~uxB2f2qlc~TUcinz44u7nOWQXrS5amIuAPhzUYA1a0SaFFH6XGkA9FR96lCzSxnSI3TYozXNW5l6c4V1Rv8tMc2YszYcDBE1hSPwO3CHH~knEFkhpsJKVB1X1ycChmnFiCm~FT98v4HE68lkuFEN6Scgo4yQpS6zbV1LOwUtO6D3trLKQn3ikCz8OeQuPII~ty9JuanNZhVr6KpFV~97FIvhPGKeRkLN7WQ1iZ3F1Yk~T1jeOCcGJRKr0T1~36NC4qbyQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lisa Thompson, chief of the Taxpayer Rights Advocate Office, reported that her office completed 33 cases last month and provided a breakdown by board member district and by case type.

\"We completed 33 cases, 8 were in Chairman Gaines' district, 11 were in Vice Chair Lieber's district, 4 were in member Vasquez's district and 10 in Board Member Schaffer's district,\" Thompson told the board. She said five cases were administrative and 28 were valuation cases; exclusions from reassessment accounted for the largest valuation subcategory with 11 completed cases, followed by six change‑in‑ownership matters. Of the 11 exclusion cases, seven were transfers between parents and children, two were base‑year value transfers for seniors, and two were base‑year transfers after a disaster.

The TRA office is preparing outreach for the 2025 Taxpayer Bill of Rights hearing set for Aug. 20, 2025 at the board's meeting. Thompson described LTAA number 2026016 (issued June 4) notifying assessors and interested parties about the hearing and said posters and flyers were mailed to county agencies on June 6. The communications team recorded a public service announcement that aired before and during the board meeting.

Thompson said the TRA office focuses on taxpayer education materials and county outreach and that many counties maintain fact sheets on their websites to help taxpayers understand reassessment, exclusion and transfer rules. She offered to answer members' questions at the end of the report.","The Taxpayer Rights Advocate Office reported 33 closed cases in the prior month, detailed case categories and described outreach and materials prepared for an Aug. 20 Taxpayer Bill of Rights hearing.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6191030,"BOE reports filled positions, 9% vacancy rate; classification project moving toward 2026 goals",180,295370,475735,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec&start=295&end=475","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec/thumbnail_295370.jpg","/articles/6191030/California/BOE-reports-filled-positions-9-vacancy-rate-classification-project-moving-toward-2026-goals","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6191030-4c34cb19ba87449c95175fdf551aa8b7/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437393&Signature=nYPTSRev7MyT9jG52FezYPXYlQvJlyniNJyLZ0JZSQM5~cmgg3fo3uroTcsj3fU~9JcD-eBi3sqvMuH5Ox8LLApU~uKzV337Snmbtw5anDNtniay9G0OspkgOKaDUs8Wql~IDvKLm~GvcUEmMhfLCkOCvakuZlJSYERB3Yhe15T2gRKb1m~sjrOLZ95EA-lFAyDHPK7FjdzHOXh6bcJWnleUhboPjQUn-PQ80tPYW8NwL~hvGiP8p1Kzt2itcSmvZ~oXG-7ZAtV6QOF2YO3ytezHWHwUeKYGdsDNjbgnZB3Z8GLkbO4AnU~JsmNseSv6IhFAms0Y14U4rWPHXpkg9w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chief Deputy Director Lisa Renati told the board the agency has filled two vacancies as part of a multi‑year strategic plan to strengthen the BOE workforce and that the current vacancy rate is about 9 percent.

\"A core goal of our 5 year strategic plan for the agency has been developing and strengthening BOE's workforce. Since my last report, we have filled 2 vacant positions,\" Renati said. She added that one hire is new to the board and the other is an internal promotion and that supervisors and managers are working on training staff for expanded responsibilities.

Renati told members the agency is actively recruiting for tax auditor positions and has temporary permission to use the tax auditor classification while recruiting. She described the classification project timeline: staff expect an initial step this fall, then approvals from CalHR and placement on the State Personnel Board calendar to make permanent classification changes, with a hopeful full outcome by 2026.

Budget and year‑end activity: Renati said year‑end budget activities are underway and based on current projections the agency expects to be \"right under budget.\" \"We are following [the] budget letter from the governor, that says we have to make sure everything's mission critical,\" she said.

No formal action was taken; the item was an operational update and staff offered to answer members' questions.","The Board of Equalization said it filled two positions, reported a roughly 9% vacancy rate and described a classification project and recruitment for tax auditor roles with an anticipated timeline into 2026.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6191035,"BOE grants 30-day extensions to three county assessors to finish local assessment rolls",47,232089,279245,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec&start=232&end=279","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5029041-d5dbcf8303acad8070f8c106f0c191ec/thumbnail_232089.jpg","/articles/6191035/California/BOE-grants-30-day-extensions-to-three-county-assessors-to-finish-local-assessment-rolls","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6191035-dc528700c929433f2425384911558ece/orig.mp4?Expires=1770437393&Signature=PFXVNlpRQGKHpcwAky06Yt~LIWM0I48-wRl4BhYhaHlYD9Q5G6kU5VC8psP0xTp9qmZJ-zZ4zUK3DZU9I2V9r2G2pwCYjLfxgdBaNpIqhRe9-Lj3E6HCfrtKdPBuxHPKMBvNVpZS6sNQovTwh9EdL60Tv4HlRfcZVEwOBxeTi3VWLwEd4Nvp4l3kG~9nJNcOnEA~pEOlqFr8F2r08idINPwYS9twSzMCtDFvZ7zPll8idqtiEe4S6AsXik2BEr5UV2Q0zKXKWQ5Vrh8NdB0WG6o7c2OEoUE5FZoONz0EqcjKx2jHsI8UCej937mYw5Yr6IZ1CSjxiP4y0HlCqyxszA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lisa Renati, chief deputy director for the Board of Equalization, told the board the executive director had granted 30‑day extensions to three county assessors to finish their 2025 local assessment rolls.

The extensions apply to Humboldt, Plumas and Tulare counties and were issued under deadlines and extension authority cited in Revenue and Taxation Code provisions mentioned in the report. \"This report is to inform you that the Humboldt, Plumas, and Tulare County assessors have requested and have been granted a 30 day extension to complete their 2025 local assessment role,\" Renati said at the meeting.

Why it matters: local assessment rolls are the basis for county property tax administration and the extension delays the formal completion and certification schedule for those counties, which can affect subsequent notice and billing timelines.

Additional detail: Renati summarized statutory background during the item, saying the code requires county assessors to annually complete the local assessment roll by July 1 and that the board or its executive director may extend by 30 days (or 40 days in a public calamity) any assessor deadline. The report concluded with Renati offering to answer questions about the extensions.

No formal board vote was recorded in the meeting minutes; the extensions were reported as actions already granted by the executive director and were communicated to the board for information.","The Board of Equalization was notified that Humboldt, Plumas and Tulare county assessors requested and received 30‑day extensions to complete their 2025 local assessment rolls under provisions cited by BOE staff.","actionData","errors"]

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