This is the information document the Alameda County Assessor publishes about the claim for reassessment exclusion, the subject of its parent and grandparent exclusion brochure. It is one of the Alameda County Assessor forms and brochures listed on the Assessor Forms page, next to the claim forms for transfers between parent and child and between grandparent and grandchild. On this page you can fill out the form online on FillingPDF and download or print the completed PDF. The original PDF is published by the Alameda County Assessor at the official link.
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What is Claim For Reassessment Exclusion Information Information – Alameda County, CA?
This is the Alameda County Assessor's information document on the claim for reassessment exclusion. It is a companion to the claim forms for transfers of property between parents and children and between grandparents and grandchildren, and it is not itself a claim.
The Assessor Forms page lists it with the type "Information" rather than a BOE form number. The file name of the PDF refers to a Parent/Grandparent Exclusion Brochure. The claims it relates to appear on the same page under these titles:
- BOE-58-AH, Claim For Reassessment Exclusion For Transfer Between Parent And Child
- BOE-19-P, Claim For Reassessment Exclusion For Transfer Between Parent And Child (After February 16, 2021)
- BOE-58-G, Claim For Reassessment Exclusion For Transfer From Grandparent To Grandchild
- BOE-19-G, Claim For Reassessment Exclusion For Transfer Between Grandparent And Grandchild (After February 16, 2021)
The Assessor also lists a separate Reassessment Exclusion brochure, a Transfer Of Property Tax Base brochure and a Base Value Transfer information pamphlet for persons age 55 or older or disabled persons. Those are different documents. The Assessor's office, at 1221 Oak Street, Room 145, Oakland, CA 94612, publishes every one of them.
Who needs to file Claim For Reassessment Exclusion Information Information – Alameda County, CA?
Owners of property in Alameda County who are looking at a transfer between a parent and a child, or between a grandparent and a grandchild, and want to understand the reassessment exclusion before choosing a claim form can use this document. The Assessor lists the information next to the claim forms for those two kinds of transfer.
When you move on to a claim, the Assessor's list separates the claim forms by transfer date. Some titles carry the label "After February 16, 2021", so check which version matches your transfer.
The Assessor's forms page also states that every California county has its own set of forms. If your property is in another county, contact that county's Assessor's Office instead of the Alameda County Assessor.
For questions about which form applies to you, the Assessor lists (510) 272-3787 and [email protected]. The page gives no rule about who may sign or file for someone else.
How to fill out Claim For Reassessment Exclusion Information Information – Alameda County, CA
Read the information document
Review the Alameda County Assessor's information document to see how the reassessment exclusion applies to parent-child and grandparent-grandchild transfers.
Choose the matching claim form
Pick the claim for your transfer from the Assessor Forms page: BOE-58-AH or BOE-19-P for parent and child, BOE-58-G or BOE-19-G for grandparent and grandchild. Check the "After February 16, 2021" label.
Enter your name and mailing address
Where a form asks for it, give your name or business name and your mailing address, as the Assessor requests.
Add parcel number and telephone
Enter the parcel number of the property if you know it, and a telephone number where the Assessor can reach you.
Note the topic for the envelope
If you mail the form, write the work unit or topic on the envelope, as the Assessor asks.
Review and download the PDF
Check each entry, then download or print the completed PDF from FillingPDF and send it through the channels described under How to submit.
How to submit Claim For Reassessment Exclusion Information Information – Alameda County, CA
This document is information, so there is nothing to send in with it. If you go on to file one of the related claim forms, the Assessor Forms page gives these channels for contact with the Alameda County Assessor's Office:
- Mail: Alameda County Assessor's Office, 1221 Oak Street, Room 145, Oakland, CA 94612. The Assessor asks you to name the work unit or topic on the envelope, for example Exemptions, Personal Property or Change of Address.
- Phone: (510) 272-3787.
- Email: [email protected].
The Assessor asks you to include your name or business name, your mailing address, the location of the business if applicable, your parcel number if known, and your telephone number. Without this information the office may not be able to process your form. The page names no fee for this document. The claim forms are on the Assessor's forms page at https://www.acassessor.org/assessor-forms/. FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the channels above.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating this information document as a claim; the Assessor lists the claims separately under their own BOE form numbers, such as BOE-19-P and BOE-19-G.
- Picking an older claim version when your transfer falls under the titles labeled "After February 16, 2021", or the reverse, without checking the label.
- Sending a form without your name, mailing address and telephone number; the Assessor says it may not be able to process it.
- Leaving off the parcel number when you know it; the Assessor asks you to provide it if known.
- Mailing a form to the Assessor without the work unit or topic on the envelope, such as Exemptions.
- Using Alameda County forms for property located in another California county; each county has its own set of forms.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Alameda County Assessor's reassessment exclusion information?
It is an information document from the Alameda County Assessor about the claim for reassessment exclusion for transfers between parents and children and between grandparents and grandchildren. The Assessor lists it as type Information, not as a numbered claim form.
Is this document a claim form I have to file?
No. It is listed as information. The claims are separate forms on the Assessor Forms page, including BOE-58-AH, BOE-19-P, BOE-58-G and BOE-19-G. Use the one that matches your transfer and its date.
Which claim forms go with it?
The Assessor lists four: BOE-58-AH and BOE-19-P for transfers between parent and child, and BOE-58-G and BOE-19-G for grandparent and grandchild. The BOE-19 versions are labeled "After February 16, 2021".
Where do I mail Alameda County Assessor forms?
Alameda County Assessor's Office, 1221 Oak Street, Room 145, Oakland, CA 94612. Write the work unit or topic on the envelope, for example Exemptions. You can also call (510) 272-3787 or email [email protected].
What details should I include with a form sent to the Assessor?
Give your name or business name, mailing address, the location of the business if applicable, your parcel number if known, and your telephone number. The Assessor says it may not be able to process a form without this information.
Can I fill out this document online on FillingPDF?
You can fill out the PDF online on FillingPDF and download or print it. FillingPDF is an independent service, not connected to the Alameda County Assessor, and does not file anything with the Assessor.
My property is in another county. Can I use Alameda County forms?
No. The Assessor's page says every California county has its own set of forms, so contact the Assessor's Office of the county where your property is located.
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