Familyties
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AG Becerra got the BIG property tax increase on the ballot. Your property taxes are on the launch pad for big increases.
California politicians are trying to repeal Prop 13 by slipping this measure under the radar. California's Attorney General, Xavier Becerra is putting together plans to raise property tax revenue by eliminating the only thing keeping some people's property tax from sky
rocketing; Prop 13.
Because they know it will be unpopular if presented as "Repeal Prop 13," Xavier Becerra has strategically relabeled it "Education and Local Government Funding." It's already on the 2020 ballot and like the gasoline tax, it will be worded in a way that misleads California voters. People renting may see it as a way to get something for
nothing, but the long term result will be higher rents to pay due to the increase in property taxes.
People are leaving the state in record numbers, and many here are barely hanging on, this could be something that changes the face of California forever.
California's surplus is how much? From the Orange County Register July 29, 2019:
If one includes reserves from special funds and adds them to the generally accepted figure of the surplus, the answer is stunning.
General fund reserves exceed $20 billion and special fund reserves exceed $16 billion. In short, California is sitting on over $36 billion. This does not even include the billions kept in reserve by local governments.
Vote No More Taxes.
Vote all career politicians out!
California politicians are trying to repeal Prop 13 by slipping this measure under the radar. California's Attorney General, Xavier Becerra is putting together plans to raise property tax revenue by eliminating the only thing keeping some people's property tax from sky
rocketing; Prop 13.
Because they know it will be unpopular if presented as "Repeal Prop 13," Xavier Becerra has strategically relabeled it "Education and Local Government Funding." It's already on the 2020 ballot and like the gasoline tax, it will be worded in a way that misleads California voters. People renting may see it as a way to get something for
nothing, but the long term result will be higher rents to pay due to the increase in property taxes.
People are leaving the state in record numbers, and many here are barely hanging on, this could be something that changes the face of California forever.
California's surplus is how much? From the Orange County Register July 29, 2019:
If one includes reserves from special funds and adds them to the generally accepted figure of the surplus, the answer is stunning.
General fund reserves exceed $20 billion and special fund reserves exceed $16 billion. In short, California is sitting on over $36 billion. This does not even include the billions kept in reserve by local governments.
Vote No More Taxes.
Vote all career politicians out!