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Alameda County Assessor's August Newsletter - Understanding Assessed Value, Supplemental Assessments & Livermore's Historic Wineries

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  Dear Alameda County Residents, August is upon us and I'm sure many of you are starting to gear up for the back-to-school season. As we transition into this busy time, I hope you find everything you need to get your families ready for a successful school year! You received your 2025 - 2026 Assessment Notice in the mail by now. If you disagree with your assessment, you can appeal your assessment. For more information, you can check out our  website  or you can  reach out  to our office. On July 19th, Assessor staff joined the 15th annual Castro Valley Pride Celebration at Castro Valley High School where we met with our constituents. Thank you to all the organizers and attendees! As always, we remain committed to serving the residents of Alameda County.   Sincerely, Phong La Alameda County Assessor Understanding Assessed Value & Supplemental Assessme...
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Selling U.S. Property as a Foreign Seller - What You Need to Know About FIRPTA

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  What Is FIRPTA? FIRPTA stands for the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act. The law requires buyers of U.S. real estate from foreign sellers to withhold a portion of the sales price and send the witholding as prepayment of the seller's potential taxes. Instead of waiting until tax season, the IRS requires that part of the sale proceeds be withheld at closing. Does FIRPTA apply to you? FIRPTA applies if you are selling U.S. real estate, such as a home, condo, land, or commercial building, and are any of the following: A non-U.S. Citizen A non-resident ...
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Alameda County, California Daily Digest Bulletin

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District 1 Newsletter | August 14, 2025 08/14/2025 Greetings from Supervisor Haubert Dear District 1, As August arrives and a new school year approaches, it's a time of fresh beginnings and renewed energy. Whether you're preparing for the first day of classes, wrapping up summer travels, spending precious time with loved ones, or soaking in the final golden days of the season, I'm grateful for the ways you continue to stay connected with our communities and District 1. In this newsletter, you'll find important updates, upcoming events, and valuable resources to help you start the school year and the fall season informed and engaged. As always, if there is anything that my office can do to assist you regarding County-specific matters, please feel fre...
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