Placer County, CA Property Tax Search

Assessed value is calculated based on market value using a base year value. A property's original base value is its 1975-1976 market value and can be adjusted each year by no more than 2% to account for inflation. However, if there has been a change in ownership or completed new construction, the new assessed value will be the market value of the property as of the date that if changed ownership or was newly constructed.

Taxable value represents the assessed value less any tax exemptions that apply. The State of California Constitution provides a variety of full and partial exemptions that may lower the property's tax bill.

Our information indicates that this property does not currently benefit from any exemptions, therefore the taxable value is equal to the assessed value.

Base tax is calculated by multiplying the property's assessed value by the tax rates applicable to it and is an estimate of what an owner not benefiting from any exemptions would pay.

Some townships in Placer County can apply other forms of taxation for the purpose of collecting public revenue. These forms of taxation represent amounts of money added to the property tax, established by the local authorities and applied to each household unit.
Current tax is an estimate of what an owner pays including special taxes.

Actual taxes might differ from the figures displayed here due to various abatement and financial assistance programs, Or to non ad-valorem taxes levied as special taxes. For more information please visit California State Board of Equalization webpage or this publication. Also, you can visit the Placer County's Assessor, Treasurer-Tax Collector, or look up this property's current valuation and tax situation.