Newsom Releases Details of Corporate Tax Increases, While Legislators Debate Priorities
Democrats in the state Senate released a budget proposal this week that agrees with Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed limit on tax credi...
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29
May
Split-Roll Initiative Qualifies for November Ballot
The split-roll property tax initiative has qualified for the November ballot, the Secretary of State’s Office announced today.
Qualifi...
22
May
Governor’s Tax Proposals Get First Legislative Hearings
The Legislature’s budget deliberations kicked into high gear this week with committee hearings on Governor Gavin Newsom’s budget revisi...
15
May
Governor Unveils Revised Budget Plan With Higher Taxes on Corporate Taxpayers
Governor Gavin Newsom released his revised budget proposal May 14, a $203.3 billion spending plan for the 2020-21 fiscal year that call...
15
May
Looming Local Taxes Could Force Many Employers to Close Forever
By CalTax Policy and Communications Associate Dustin Weatherby
Californians rejected 142 of 237 local tax and bond measures on the Ma...
08
May
Governor Extends Property Tax Deadlines, Makes Major Change in Workers’ Compensation Coverage and Prepares to Partially Reopen the State
Governor Gavin Newsom issued executive orders May 6 extending the deadline for business owners to file business personal property (BPP)...
08
May
Taxes Under Consideration as Assembly and Senate Return to Work
The Assembly returned from its almost two-month recess May 4 and the Senate is scheduled to reconvene May 11, with several tax-related ...
01
May
San Diego Spent $30 Million to Collect Data That Isn’t Useful
More than three years after the city of San Diego spent $30 million for a project designed to collect traffic data, “the project is fai...
24
Apr
Voters Rejected 142 of 237 Local Tax and Bond Measures on March Ballot
California voters rejected 142 of the 237 local tax and bond measures on the March 3 ballot, according to the counties’ final vote tall...
24
Apr
Poll Shows Support for Split-Roll Measure Still Hovering Near 50 Percent
Support for the split-roll property tax initiative continues to hover near 50 percent, the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC)...