Stanislaus County, CA Homestead Exemption: How to File
How the homestead exemption and property tax relief work for homeowners in Stanislaus County, California: the statewide program, where to file locally and how much you might save.
| Where to file | Stanislaus County Assessor ↗ |
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| State filing date | No later than February 15 (statewide rule; confirm locally) |
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| Local add-ons | Counties, cities and school districts in California may add their own exemptions or set different rates. The office above lists what applies to Stanislaus County homes. |
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The California statewide program
Homeowners' Exemption
California State Board of Equalization
Most homeowners
- What it does
- Reduces the taxable value of an owner-occupied home by $7,000.
- Who qualifies
- Owners whose home is their principal residence on January 1.
- How to apply
- File form BOE-266 once with your county assessor, no later than February 15 for the full exemption.
Last checked Oct 23, 2026 · Official source ↗
Disabled Veterans' Property Tax Exemption
California State Board of Equalization
Veterans Disability Income-based
- What it does
- For the 2026 lien date, exempts up to $180,671 of a qualifying home's assessed value (basic), or up to $271,009 for the low-income exemption.
- Who qualifies
- Veterans rated 100% disabled (or paid at the 100% rate) due to a service-connected disability, and qualifying unmarried surviving spouses. The low-income exemption has a household income limit of $81,131.
- How to apply
- File the claim (BOE-261-G) with your county assessor.
Last checked Oct 23, 2026 · Official source ↗
Estimate your savings
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Local office link last checked Oct 23, 2026.
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