San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk Jordan Z. Marks reminds all business, aircraft, and vessel owners that Tuesday, May 7 is the State of California-mandated deadline for filing unsecured business personal property statements. Filings must be postmarked on or before May 7 to avoid a 10 percent late filing penalty. The unsecured property tax bills are issued based on the statements filed by May 7 and must be paid before August 31, 2024.

Assessor Jordan Marks said, “As an advocate for San Diegans, my office and I try to reach every taxpayer before the May 7 filing deadline to help them avoid the State of California mandated 10% late filing penalty.” Marks concluded, “As San Diego County Assessor, my goal is that no taxpayer overpays on their taxes or receives a late filing penalty, so please know my office is here to help you submit your business, aircraft, and vessel statements before the May 7 filing deadline.”

In January, the County Assessor Business Personal Property Division mailed approximately 65,000 statements and notices to business, aircraft, and vessel owners, with 48,000 business accounts deemed eligible to file electronically. Eligible business owners are encouraged to e-file their statements online by May 7 through our simple, accurate, and secure e-file system. Eligible taxpayers can secure their Pin Number to e-file by calling (858) 505-6100 or via e-mail at ARCCBusinessE-file.FGG@sdcounty.ca.gov.

Taxpayers that received the Assessor’s office request to file or own Business Personal Property (ex. office equipment, machinery, computers) whose aggregate cost is over $100,000 must file a statement annually. Anyone receiving a request to file who was not the owner as of January 1, 2024, should return the statement with supporting information before May 7 and we will update our records and delete the tax assessment.

Visit www.sdarcc.gov for more information or contact the Business Personal Property Division directly at (858) 505-6100 or e-mail ARCCBusinessEfile.fgg@sdcounty.ca.gov.

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 Jordan Z. Marks was elected in 2022 as the San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk. Marks has ushered in an award-winning marriage appointment service and systems that are providing record-high property tax relief for veterans, homeowners, and seniors. With additional award-winning free online services to fight title fraud and reduce paper waste.