California Opens 2026-27 Property Tax Postponement Applications
State Controller Malia M. Cohen announced the filing period for California's Property Tax Postponement Program is now open for eligible homeowners.
California State Controller Malia M. Cohen announced Thursday that the state is now accepting applications for the 2026-2027 Property Tax Postponement Program, offering qualifying homeowners a path to defer property tax payments.
The Property Tax Postponement Program, administered directly by Controller Cohen's office, allows eligible California homeowners to delay payment of property taxes on their primary residences. The program is designed to provide financial relief to residents who meet specific eligibility criteria set by the state.
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The opening of the filing period marks a key deadline for California homeowners who may be struggling with rising property tax burdens. Eligible applicants are encouraged to submit materials promptly, as the program operates within a defined enrollment window each year.
The announcement follows a broader push by state officials to ensure housing-related financial assistance programs reach residents who qualify. The Controller's office plays a central administrative role in coordinating the deferment process for approved applicants statewide.
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