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Orange: BOE-502-P

Orange: BOE-502-P for 2016

POSSESSORY INTERESTS ANNUAL USAGE REPORT

Revenue and Taxation Code section 480.6 requires every state or local governmental entity that is the fee owner of real property in which one or more taxable possessory interests have been created or renewed to provide the assessor of the county in which the property is located information identifying the holders of a taxable possessory interest, the property involved, and the terms and conditions of the agreement giving rise to the taxable possessory interests. If, as of January 1 this year, your agency owns any property with taxable possessory interests, you are required to complete and file this form with the county assessor by February 15.

  • PROPERTY USAGE-1
    Type of Transaction (check one)
    Creation Renewal SubLease Assignment

    Sublease
    Assignments

  • PROPERTY USAGE-2
    Type of Transaction (check one)
    Creation Renewal SubLease Assignment

    Sublease
    Assignments
  • CERTIFICATION

    I certify (or declare) that I have examined this report, including accompanying schedules, statements or other attachments, and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct, and complete and covers any property required to be reported by the agency named in the statement. If prepared by a duly authorized person other than an agency official, the certification declaration is based on all the information of which the preparer has knowledge.


Please provide all required information

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