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State Board of Equalization to host taxpayer bill of rights hearing Aug. 26 in Sacramento
Summary
The State Board of Equalization announced an annual taxpayer bill of rights hearing set for Aug. 26 at the Maylee State Auditorium in Sacramento. The board is inviting taxpayers, tax professionals and the public to testify in person, by phone, or via written comments; the hearing will be streamed.
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A staff member for the State Board of Equalization announced that the board will hold its annual taxpayer bill of rights hearing on Aug. 26 at the Maylee State Auditorium in Sacramento, saying, "This is your chance to be heard." The announcement invited taxpayers, tax professionals and other members of the public to present experiences, concerns and ideas to the board.
The staff member said participants may attend in person, join by phone or submit written comments before the hearing. The announcement also said the event will be streamed on computers and mobile devices and directed listeners to boe.ca.gov/tra for details and instructions. The transcript did not specify the year for the Aug. 26 date.
The hearing is described as an opportunity for public input on California's property tax system and taxpayer services. The board's announcement did not spell out an agenda, list specific items to be considered or specify how long public testimony will be limited. Written comments are accepted prior to the hearing, the staff member said.
For more information and instructions on submitting testimony, the announcement directed people to boe.ca.gov/tra. "Your voice matters," the staff member added.
The notice did not include a named speaker or additional staff contacts.

