California Opens 2026-27 Property Tax Deferral Program Applications
State Controller Malia M. Cohen announces the Property Tax Postponement Program is now accepting applications for the 2026-27 cycle.
California State Controller Malia M. Cohen announced Thursday that the state is now processing applications for its Property Tax Postponement Program, opening a new cycle for eligible homeowners seeking relief on their property tax obligations.
The program, commonly referred to as PTP, allows qualifying California residents to defer payment of property taxes on their primary residences. The announcement marks the start of the 2026-27 application period, giving homeowners a formal window to submit their requests through the state controller's office.
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Cohen's office has positioned the program as a financial lifeline for residents who may face difficulty meeting property tax deadlines, particularly seniors and others on fixed incomes who are disproportionately affected by rising property valuations across the state.
The announcement was issued from Sacramento and distributed via PRNewswire's Hispanic PR Wire, reflecting an outreach effort aimed at ensuring Spanish-speaking Californians are informed of their eligibility and access to the program.
Homeowners interested in applying or learning more about qualification requirements are encouraged to visit the California State Controller's website for full program details. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
