Chapter 13 - Taxation of Real Estate Flashcards

1
Q

Real property taxes are also what?

A

Ad valorem taxes (proportional to real property); according to value

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2
Q

________ ________ assesses; __________ _______ __ ________ sets tax rate.

A

County accessor; County Board of Supervisors

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3
Q

Proposition ___ limits the amount of taxes to a maximum of 1% of the March 1, 1975, market value of the property plus the cumulative increase of 2% in mark value each year thereafter.

A

Proposition 13

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4
Q

The city or county’s fiscal year starts and ends?

A

July 1st to June 30th.

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5
Q

NDFA

A

No Darn Fooling Around

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6
Q

Property taxes become a _______ on real property on January 1st.

A

lien

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7
Q

Rebates for 62 years or older or disabled people must be filed from:

A

May 16th to August 31st

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8
Q

A veteran is entitled to an annual _________ property tax exemption against the assessed value of one property.

A

$4,000

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9
Q

Federal gift tax is while _____

A

while living

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10
Q

Federal estate tax is _____.

A

after death

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11
Q

The gift tax law provides for an $________ annual exemption per donee.

A

$11,000

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12
Q

A federal estate tax return must be filed for the estate of every resident of the United States whose gross estate exceeds $1,000,000 ($1,500,000 in 2004, $2,000,000 in 2006) in value at the date of death.

A

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13
Q

The California State Inheritance Tax and the California State Gift Tax were repealed on ________.

A

June 8, 1982

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14
Q

When selling a personal residence, the seller can deduct up to $250,000 ($500,00 if married) of any capital gain. Can be used every ________.

A

2 years; but you have to have lived in the house for 2 out of the last 5 years.

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15
Q

Depreciation schedule for residential is a minimum of _____ years (straight-line)

A

27.5 years

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16
Q

Commercial improvements depreciation schedule:

A

minimum 39 years; straight line

17
Q

A tax that charges a higher percentage of income as income rises.

A

Progressive tax

18
Q

The rate that the next dollar earned puts you into.

A

Marginal tax rate

19
Q

Use the same rate no matter how much is spent or earned. An example is sales tax.

A

Regressive tax

20
Q

What is “adjusted cost basis?”

A

Is the base cost, plus capital improvements, minus depreciation and sale expenses.

21
Q

The sale of real estate in which the payments for the property extend over more than one calendar year.

A

Installment sale

22
Q

A transfer of real estate where one party trades proper for another’s property.

A

Exchange

23
Q

A city may levy a tax against real estate brokerage firms, which is based upon the gross receipts, through which tax?

A

Business License Tax; usually starts around $100.

24
Q

_____ tax is a tax on only tangible personal property.

A

Sales tax; max penalty of $35

25
Q

A buyer is protected from ____________’s liability by obtaining a “clearance receipt” from the State Board of Equalization.

A

successor’s liability