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Article XIII Section 12 California Constitution – Taxation

Article XIII Section 12 California Constitution

Below is the content of Article XIII Section 12 of the California Constitution 

(a) Except as provided in subdivision (b), taxes on personal property, possessory interest in land, and taxable improvements located on land exempt from taxation which are not a lien upon land sufficient in value to secure their payment shall be levied at the rates for the preceding tax year upon property of the same kind where the taxes were a lien upon land sufficient in value to secure their payment.

(b) In any year in which the assessment ratio is changed, the Legislature shall adjust the rate described in subdivision (a) to maintain equality between property on the secured and unsecured rolls.


See also: Article XIII Section 11 California Constitution

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