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Committee clears small change to property-tax deferral rules for disaster survivors
3195049 · May 5, 2025
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Summary
AB 1416 would allow assessors to grant disaster-related property tax deferrals even if an installment plan was requested but not yet approved; the committee passed the bill to the Assembly floor (vote recorded as 7–0).
Assemblymember Tao introduced AB 1416 as a narrowly drawn fix to state property-tax deferral rules in the event of state-declared disasters. Under current law, a homeowner behind on taxes could request an installment plan that must be approved by a local assessor before a disaster-related one‑year deferral can be granted. AB 1416 would expressly authorize…
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