California Property, Sales & Use & Special Taxes Forms & Publications - Free State Tax Forms

California Property, Sales & Use & Special Taxes Forms & Publications

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California State Board of Equalization
450 N Street
Sacramento, CA 95814

P.O. Box 942879
Sacramento, CA 94279-0001
USA
Phone: +18004007115

Forms & Publications

Property Taxes Forms

All BOE forms that pertain to local county assessments, exemption claims, exclusions, and change in ownership are NOT available on this website. Even though BOE forms are state designed and approved, BOE forms are administered by the county. Please contact your local county assessor's office for copies of BOE forms.

* List of County Assessors
* BOE forms that pertain to State Assessments
* BOE forms that pertain to Private Railroad Cars
* Legal Entity Ownership Program(LEOP)
* BOE forms that pertain to Special Revenue Districts
* Welfare and Veteran's Organization Exemption
* Training and Certification forms
* Petition to Conduct Property Tax Valuation Study

Sales & Use Tax Forms - Alphabetical Listing
> http://www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/staxformsa.htm

Certificates Used in Sales & Use Tax Regulations
> http://www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/certforms.htm

Many regulations include examples of exemption certificates that a purchaser
might issue to a seller. This page includes links to the sample exemption
certificates that are included in regulations and to the regulations themselves.
It is important to read the regulations to determine whether the sample
exemption certificates apply to your transactions.

For links to all of the Sales & Use Tax Regulations
> http://www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/staxregs.htm

Special Taxes Forms - Numerical Listing
> http://www.boe.ca.gov/sptaxprog/sptaxforms.htm

* Applications can be found under forms for the appropriate department

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Information About Fill-in Forms

Completing Fill-in Forms

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Don't forget to print a copy for your records.

Disclaimers

The information found in the State Board of Equalization (BOE) web site is general and current as of the date the information was placed on the BOE web site. The applicable laws are complex and subject to change. If there is a conflict between the law and the information found in the BOE web site, any decisions will be based on the law and not the information found in the BOE web site.

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