Joe Morris wrote:

...and the assessor's office tries to make that "it doesn't matter if
it's based in another state."

Every time I fly into the Los Angeles area (usually parking at
Long Beach) I can rely on a query from the county assessor's office
showing up a month or two later demanding that I certify the amount
of time that I was in California, or expect to be paying property tax.



Let me see if I understand this. CA expects you to pay property tax if
you park your plane there for a few days, even if you live outside CA?

--
Chris W
KE5GIX

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