Government operations
Tax Equity Allocation
Removes a Rancho Mirage property-tax exchange from the offsets that reduce its Tax Equity Allocation payment.
The change increases the property-tax amount distributed under the Tax Equity Allocation formula for a qualifying city when that specified revenue exchange applies. It correspondingly changes how countywide property-tax shares are allocated among local agencies.
What the law does
- Stops county auditors from reducing a qualifying city’s Tax Equity Allocation distribution for property-tax revenue exchanged between the City of Rancho Mirage and a community services district.
- Retains the other statutory reductions and allocation rules under the Tax Equity Allocation formula.
- Provides state reimbursement procedures if the Commission on State Mandates finds the new local administrative duty creates reimbursable state-mandated costs.
Who it affects
- The City of Rancho Mirage.
- The community services district involved in the specified property-tax revenue exchange.
- County auditors and local agencies sharing ad valorem property-tax revenue in the county.