Annually between the first Monday in March and July 1st, the assessor shall make out a true list of all taxable property within the city.
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Section § 41201
Each year, from the first Monday in March until July 1st, the city assessor must create an accurate list of all property that is subject to taxation within the city.
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Section § 41202
This law states that when creating a list (likely related to property assessments), the process should follow the same rules that apply to county assessors. However, there can be exceptions if other specific laws or local ordinances provide different instructions.
The mode of making out the list and proceedings relating thereto shall conform with the laws regulating county assessors except as provided by law or ordinance.
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Section § 41203
This section outlines what information must be included in a property assessment list. The list should describe the property, state its value, and include any additional information typically needed by county assessors.
The list shall:
(a)CA Government Code § 41203(a) Describe the property assessed.
(b)CA Government Code § 41203(b) Give the value of the property.
(c)CA Government Code § 41203(c) Contain other information required in county assessors’ lists.
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Section § 41204
The assessor must take an oath to confirm the accuracy of a list and then submit this list to the city clerk by July 1st.
The assessor shall verify the list with an oath and deposit it with the city clerk on or before July 1st.
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Section § 41205
This law allows assessors and their deputies to officially swear in or affirm individuals, which is a part of their job responsibilities.
The assessor and the assessor’s deputies may administer oaths and affirmations necessary in the performance of their duties.
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