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 the 2026-27 Property Tax Postponement Program, offering eligible residents a formal mechanism to defer property tax payments.
The Property Tax Postponement Program, commonly known as PTP, allows qualifying California homeowners to delay payment of property taxes on their primary residence. The program is administered through the State Controller's Office and is designed to provide financial relief to residents who meet specific eligibility criteria.
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The announcement was made from Sacramento on October 2, 2026, signaling the opening of a new application window for the upcoming tax cycle. Homeowners interested in participating are encouraged to begin the application process as soon as possible, given processing timelines associated with state programs of this nature.
Controller Cohen's office has historically targeted the program toward senior citizens, blind individuals, and persons with disabilities who meet income and equity requirements, though applicants should consult the Controller's Office directly for current eligibility standards applicable to the 2026-27 cycle.
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