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Steve Ford
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Inherited Property: Property Tax Reassessment Questions ?

Steve Ford
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Here is the scenario:

I have inherited real property in California. I am the grandchild of the deceased along with 2 children of the deceased. One of the children of the deceased is my father. The trust calls for distribution free of trust in equal shares to the beneficiaries. I understand that I will not be excluded from property tax reassessment as I am the grandchild. There is an exclusion for reassessment for the children only.

Question:

Can I disclaim my inheritance in the property and have my share go to my dad who can then gifts me back my share ?

Then can I potentially qualify for an exclusion under the parent to child transfer exclusion from reassessment ?

Thanks!

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