Request to Remove Homeowner's Exemption - City and County of San Francisco, California (English / Chinese)

Request to Remove Homeowner's Exemption is a legal document that was released by the Office of the Assessor-Recorder - City and County of San Francisco, California - a government authority operating within California. The form may be used strictly within City and County of San Francisco.

FAQ

Q: What is a homeowner's exemption?
A: A homeowner's exemption is a property tax reduction available to individuals who own and occupy a home as their primary residence.

Q: Why would someone want to remove a homeowner's exemption?
A: There may be several reasons why someone wants to remove a homeowner's exemption, such as selling the home, no longer qualifying for the exemption, or renting out the property.

Q: How can I remove a homeowner's exemption in San Francisco?
A: To remove a homeowner's exemption in San Francisco, you will need to submit a Request to Remove Homeowner's Exemption form to the City and County of San Francisco's Assessor-Recorder's Office.

Q: Is there a deadline to remove a homeowner's exemption?
A: There is no specific deadline to remove a homeowner's exemption, but it is recommended to do so as soon as possible if you are no longer eligible for the exemption.

Q: What documents do I need to submit with the Request to Remove Homeowner's Exemption form?
A: You may need to submit documents such as proof of sale, proof of new residency, or a lease agreement if you are converting the property to a rental.

Q: What happens if I don't remove a homeowner's exemption when I should?
A: If you fail to remove a homeowner's exemption when you should, you may be subject to penalties, interest, and back taxes.

Q: Is there a fee to remove a homeowner's exemption?
A: No, there is no fee to remove a homeowner's exemption in San Francisco.

Q: Can I remove a homeowner's exemption if I still live in the home?
A: No, you cannot remove a homeowner's exemption if you still live in the home as your primary residence.

Q: Will removing a homeowner's exemption affect my property taxes?
A: Yes, removing a homeowner's exemption may result in an increase in property taxes as you will no longer receive the tax reduction associated with the exemption.