The Assembly Elections Committee voted August 23 to significantly limit Californians’ ability to change the tax system, approving ACA 13 (by Assembly Member Chris Ward and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas), which would dramatically increase the vote threshold for any statewide initiative that seeks to increase vote requirements for state or local measures.
The Assembly Elections Committee voted August 23 to significantly limit Californians’ ability to change the tax system, approving ACA 13 (by Assembly Member Chris Ward and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas), which would dramatically increase the vote threshold for any statewide initiative that seeks to increase vote requirements for state or local measures.
The Assembly Elections Committee voted August 23 to significantly limit Californians’ ability to change the tax system, approving ACA 13 (by Assembly Member Chris Ward and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas), which would dramatically increase the vote threshold for any statewide initiative that seeks to increase vote requirements for state or local measures.
The Assembly Elections Committee voted August 23 to significantly limit Californians’ ability to change the tax system, approving ACA 13 (by Assembly Member Chris Ward and Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas), which would dramatically increase the vote threshold for any statewide initiative that seeks to increase vote requirements for state or local measures.
The Office of Tax Appeals released 49 opinions August 1, including a “pending precedential” income/franchise tax opinion on the issue of whether a taxpayer’s apportionment percentage should reflect sales, property, and payroll amounts attributable to activities that did not generate net taxable income due to a special business deduction.
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