California voters may have rejected Proposition 15, the split-roll initiative that proposed the largest property tax increase in state history,
With three days until the November 3 election, recent polls continue to indicate that the split-roll initiative (Proposition 15) will either pass or fail by a very narrow margin.
With three days until the November 3 election, recent polls continue to indicate that the split-roll initiative (Proposition 15) will
The Office of Tax Appeals posted 45 opinions to its website October 5, including three pending precedential cases. All of
Governor Gavin Newsom and Controller Betty Yee this month endorsed Proposition 15, the split-initiative on the November ballot, while a new poll shows the measure is losing popularity with likely voters.
The union-backed campaign supporting Proposition 15 – the split-roll measure that would require reassessment of commercial and industrial properties at least every three years …
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The Assembly voted 42-20 on August 26 to approve SB 972 (Skinner), a CalTax-opposed bill requiring disclosure of confidential taxpayer information.
When Californians go to the polls November 3, they not only will decide the fate of a massive property tax increase (Proposition 15), but will vote on 234 local tax increases and two proposed tax repeals.
The Fair Political Practices Commission, which is responsible for enforcing California’s campaign finance and disclosure laws, unanimously approved a $1.35
