No.
Here are the qualifications and amount of credit for the California Renters Credit:
Qualifications
You must meet all of the following to qualify:
1.
You were a California resident
for the entire year.
2.
Your California adjusted gross
income (AGI) is:
o $40,078
or less if your filing status is single or married/RDP filing separately.
o $80,156
or less if you are married/RDP filing jointly, head of household, or qualified
widow(er).
3.
You paid rent for at least half
the year for property in California that was your principal residence.
4.
The property you rented was not
exempt from California property tax.
5.
You did not live with another
person for more than half the year (such as a parent) who claimed you as a
dependent.
6.
You were not a minor living with
and under the care of a parent, foster parent, or legal guardian.
7.
You or your spouse/RDP was not
granted a homeowner's property tax exemption during the tax year.
o You
may still qualify for the credit if your spouse/RDP claimed a homeowner's
exemption and you maintained a separate residence for the entire year.
Credit amount
·
$60 for single or married/RDP
filing separately
·
$120 for head of household,
widow(er), married/RDP filing jointly
For more information, follow this link: https://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/faq/ivr/203.shtml
