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Board of Equalization adopts multiple state‑assessed and property‑tax appeal decisions, revises unitary values

Board of Equalization · December 17, 2025
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At its Dec. 16, 2025 meeting the Board of Equalization adopted a series of decisions on state‑assessed and county property tax petitions — including a partial grant for US TelePacific and a revised unitary value adoption — and denied several other petitions after attorneys presented summary decisions based on confidential records.

SACRAMENTO — The California State Board of Equalization on Tuesday adopted a set of decisions resolving a slate of state‑assessed and county property tax appeals, altering unitary valuations in at least one high‑profile case and denying other petitions that the appeals attorneys said lacked supporting proof.

The board partially granted a petition involving US TelePacific Corp., adopting a revised unitary value of $62,100,000 after appeals attorney Eric Boeing recommended a partial grant and a reduction in value. Boeing told the board the recommended change came from a confidential written record and that parties had asked the board to decide the matter without appearances. "Based on the written record ... the appeals attorney is recommending that the board partially grant this petition," Boeing said during the hearing. Member Mike Schaeffer moved to partially grant…

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