Kern County Treasurer and Tax Collector

Property taxes are based on the value of the property that the County Assessor places on the tax roll. Contact the Kern County Assessor's office at (661) 868-3485 and let them know that you would like a review of the valuation for your property.

Use the California State Controller's website at http://www.sco.c.gov/UCP/, another thing I use is Credit Karma that helps you find unclaimed monies for free. You should never pay money to claim something that's already yours (pay money to claim money = scam, usually). Best!

No, marriage licenses are available at the Auditor Controller/ County Clerk

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Your question is one that a probate judge should be able to answer. Your parents estate should have had a will or trust that should have explained how they wanted their real property distributed. If not, then the estate should have gone through probate and a judge would have ordered how the property would be distributed. That order would have directed the County to change title on the property to the person(s) inheriting it.

Personal information about the owner is not available online. The Assessor's office does offers public terminals where you can research the information that you are looking for.

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Adding solar to your home (at this time) will not trigger a reassessment. So your taxes will not increase if it is added.

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Checks should be made out to the "Kern County Treasurer and Tax Collector" or "KCTTC", checks can also be made out to "Jordan Kaufman", the currently elected Treasurer and Tax Collector.

All tax exemptions are handled by the Assessor's office. The link for the disabled veteran's exemptions is: http://assessor.co.kern.ca.us/exemption.php#3

As Frank said, you can't negotiate interest itself, it's set the same for all property owners. You can adjust your property value through either reassessment or fee waiver though. Call and they can give me you all the details. Best of luck!

The question you are asking is related to mapping. This would be a question best suited for the County Assessor.

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Just google kern county assessor and click the first website. You should be good.

Sales tax is less in Bakersfield compared to Los Angeles

All tax exemptions are handled by the County Assessor. Please visit the Assessor's website at: http://assessor.co.kern.ca.us/exemption.php for more information.