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European Tour Qualifying School schedule revealed

The European Tour Qualifying School has been bolstered by the addition of four new venues ahead of the competition’s return in 2021.

Montado Hotel & Golf Resort in Portugal and Australia’s Rosebud Country Club will both make their long-awaited debuts in 2021 after the Qualifying School was cancelled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, while Denmark’s Lyngbygaard Golf and Empordà Golf , in Spain, have also been added to the schedule for 2021.

The European Tour Qualifying School will visit 14 venues from September to November and gives players – professional and amateur – the opportunity to earn their place on Europe’s top tier for the 2022 season.

Montado Hotel & Golf Resort, Lyngbygaard Golf and Rosebud Country Club will all make their Qualifying School debuts as First Stage venues, with the latter making history as the first Australian venue to hold a Qualifying School event. First Stage will take place across nine venues in total, including returning locations in Austria, England, France, Italy and Sweden.

Empordà Golf, which is located in Girona, Spain, returns to the European Tour Qualifying School schedule as a Second Stage setting, along with three other Spanish venues, after previously hosting Final Stage in 2000, 2002 and 2003.

Mike Stewart, European Tour Qualifying School Tournament Director, said : “We are delighted to welcome all four venues to the European Tour Qualifying School family.

“The addition of Montado means we will continue our association with Portugal for the 11 th  time in 12 years, while we are excited to return to Denmark for the first time since 2009 when we visit Lyngbygaard Golf.

“We have great memories from our previous events at Empordà Golf and it is a venue we know is fitting of hosting the Second Stage of European Tour Qualifying School.

“As a global Tour, we are delighted to be able to host a First Stage event in Australia at Rosebud Country Club. European Tour Qualifying School gives an opportunity to professionals and amateurs alike to achieve their dream of earning a European Tour card and to extend the opportunity to players in the Asia-Pacific region is an exciting development.”

Lumine Golf Club , which has held the previous three Final Stage events, will return for a fourth stint as host of the Qualifying School finale.

The three-stage competition culminates in Lumine from November 12-17, 2021, where 156 players will compete over six rounds in a bid to secure one of 25 European Tour cards.

A full list of this year’s dates and locations are as follows:

FIRST STAGE

Section A 31 August – 3 September The Players Club, England Rosebud Country Club (North Course), Victoria, Australia

Section B 7-10 September Arlandastad Golf, Sweden

Section C 14-17 September Montado Hotel & Golf Resort, Portugal 15-18 September Golfclub Schloss Ebreichsdorf, Austria

Section D 21-24 September Bogogno Golf Resort (Conte Course), Italy Lyngbygaard Golf, Brabrand, Denmark

Section E 5-8 October Frilford Heath (Red Course), England Golf d’Hardelot, Les Pins, France

SECOND STAGE

4-7 November Alenda Golf, Alicante, Spain Empordà Golf, Girona, Spain Desert Springs Resort, Almeria, Spain Las Colinas Golf & Country Club, Alicante, Spain

FINAL STAGE

12-17 November Lumine Golf Club, Tarragona, Spain

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California, a state known for its sunny skies and beautiful landscapes, is also renowned for its progressive taxation policies. Among these, the property tax relief programs for senior citizens stand out, offering substantial financial benefits. This article delves into the nitty-gritty of these programs, providing a comprehensive guide to property tax relief for seniors in California.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Property Tax Relief for Seniors

A significant number of senior homeowners bear the burden of hefty property taxes. However, California has implemented multiple property tax relief programs to alleviate this stress for its elderly residents. These programs aim to provide seniors, particularly those with low incomes or disabilities, with considerable financial relief. They also extend to victims of wildfires or natural disasters.

2. Overview of California’s Property Tax Relief Programs for Seniors

California offers three primary programs as part of its property tax relief for seniors initiative:

• Property Tax Assistance Program
• Property Tax Postponement Program
• Replacement Housing Program

Each of these programs caters to different needs and has distinct eligibility criteria.

3. Property Tax Assistance Program

Also known as the Gonsalves-Deukmejian-Petris Property Tax Assistance Law, this program offers direct cash refunds to low-income seniors, blind, or disabled citizens. This reimbursement is a portion of the property taxes paid on their homes.

The cash assistance does not reduce the actual amount of taxes owed to the county, but it alleviates the financial burden on the homeowner. To avail of this benefit, applicants must file claims annually with the state Franchise Tax Board (FTB).

3.1. Assistance Calculation

The aid provided is a specific percentage of the tax on the first $34,000 of the property assessment. The assistance amount is determined on a sliding scale based on household income, with lower-income households receiving more aid.

3.2. Additional Provisions

As of 2021, the assistance payments and eligible income range have been doubled for one time. This adjustment significantly increases the reach and impact of the program.

4. Property Tax Postponement Program

This program provides seniors, blind, or disabled citizens the option of having the state pay all or part of the property taxes on their residence. The repayment is deferred until the individual moves, sells the property, dies, or the title is passed to an ineligible person.

In addition to the age and disability criteria, the household income of the applicant must not exceed $24,000, and the applicant must have at least a 20% equity interest in the home.

5. Replacement Housing Program

The replacement housing program allows individuals aged 55 or older to sell their residence, buy a new one of equal or lesser value, and transfer the old residence’s assessed value to the new home. This program prevents the market-value reassessment of the replacement home, providing substantial tax relief.

6. Eligibility Criteria

Each of the property tax relief programs for seniors in California has distinct eligibility criteria. For instance, the property tax assistance program requires annual claims filing with the FTB. On the other hand, the property tax postponement program demands a minimum of 20% equity interest in the home.

7. Application Process

The application process for these programs may vary. For instance, to avail of the Property Tax Postponement Program, an applicant must submit a claim to the state controller’s office. Once approved, a “senior lien” is placed on the property, and the postponed taxes are added to the lien amount.

8. Impact of Proposition 19

Proposition 19, approved by California voters in November 2020, brings significant changes to property tax relief for seniors. Under this proposition, seniors, severely disabled persons, and victims of wildfires or natural disasters can now move to a replacement home anywhere in California and avoid significant property tax increases, if eligible.

9. Conclusion

California’s property tax relief programs for seniors are a testament to the state’s commitment to its elderly residents. By providing financial assistance and tax relief, these programs help to reduce the financial burden on seniors, allowing them to enjoy their golden years with fewer worries.

10. Resources

For the latest information on these programs, seniors are encouraged to visit the official websites of the California State Board of Equalization and the Franchise Tax Board. These platforms provide comprehensive resources, detailed information, and answers to frequently asked questions about property tax relief for seniors in California.

Note: This article provides general information about property tax relief for seniors in California. It does not offer legal advice. For specific queries or legal advice, please consult a professional.

In conclusion, California’s property tax relief for seniors is a comprehensive system designed to alleviate the financial burden on the elderly. By understanding these programs and their eligibility criteria, senior citizens can navigate their way to substantial property tax savings.

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