California's Billionaire Tax: What's at Risk for the Biggest State Economy in America
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California's Billionaire Tax Is Backfiring Before It Begins
Taxing billionaires has become one of the most politically appealing ideas in American politics. As policymakers search for new ways to finance expanding public spending, calls for a direct tax on accumulated wealth have moved from the margins of policy debate to the political mainstream. Nowhere is that shift more evident than in California, where a proposed ballot initiative would impose a one-time five percent tax on the wealth of the state’s…
The facts: Californian super-rich fear billionaire tax Source: Financial Times, Ballotpedia, Callmatters, Forbes On November 3, Americans go to the polls for the midterm elections. With the midterms, voters determine the political balance in the U.S. Congress. Will the Republicans retain the majority, or will the Democrats manage to gain a stronger foothold in the Senate and the House of Representatives? In California, voters can also cast their…
California’s 14 November Ballot Measures Put $11.25B Housing Bond, CEQA Reform and Billionaire Tax Before Voters
California's Nov. 3 ballot carries 14 measures on housing bonds, a billionaire tax, CEQA reform and property taxes reshaping real estate. The post California’s 14 November Ballot Measures Put $11.25B Housing Bond, CEQA Reform and Billionaire Tax Before Voters appeared first on The Registry Northern California Real Estate.
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