New BusinessBusinesses within the City & County of San Francisco are required by California State Law to yearly file the Business Property Statement (Form 571-L), which identifies the acquisition price of their business personal property (i.e. tools, furnishings, computer systems, and so forth.) and improvements (i.e. leasehold/tenant improvements, commerce fixtures and so on.) to the Assessor and are responsible for the potential taxes on that property. The State Constitution says all property is subject to property tax.

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