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Making income tax surcharge permanent will hurt California (opens the original)
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Would you move to Florida for $100,000 a year? Because of California’s steeply progressive income tax rates, that’s the question many are asking. For an increasing number of taxpayers, the answer has become yes — which is why Proposition 3 is so consequential. In 2012, voters approved Proposition 30, which “temporarily” raised the top personal income tax rates from 9.3% to as high as 12.3%. Proposition 3 would make these surcharges permanent. Proponents argue, why not extend them? The rates only
Making income tax surcharge permanent will hurt California (opens the original)
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Would you move to Florida for $100,000 a year? Because of California’s steeply progressive income tax rates, that’s the question many are asking. For an increasing number of taxpayers, the answer has become yes — which is why Proposition 3 is so consequential. In 2012, voters approved Proposition 30, which “temporarily” raised the top personal income tax rates from 9.3% to as high as 12.3%. Proposition 3 would make these surcharges permanent. Proponents argue, why not extend them? The rates only
Making income tax surcharge permanent will hurt California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Would you move to Florida for $100,000 a year? Because of California’s steeply progressive income tax rates, that’s the question many are asking. For an increasing number of taxpayers, the answer has become yes — which is why Proposition 3 is so consequential. In 2012, voters approved Proposition 30, which “temporarily” raised the top personal income tax rates from 9.3% to as high as 12.3%. Proposition 3 would make these surcharges permanent. Proponents argue, why not extend them? The rates only
Making income tax surcharge permanent will hurt California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Would you move to Florida for $100,000 a year? Because of California’s steeply progressive income tax rates, that’s the question many are asking. For an increasing number of taxpayers, the answer has become yes — which is why Proposition 3 is so consequential. In 2012, voters approved Proposition 30, which “temporarily” raised the top personal income tax rates from 9.3% to as high as 12.3%. Proposition 3 would make these surcharges permanent. Proponents argue, why not extend them? The rates only
Making income tax surcharge permanent will hurt California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Would you move to Florida for $100,000 a year? Because of California’s steeply progressive income tax rates, that’s the question many are asking. For an increasing number of taxpayers, the answer has become yes — which is why Proposition 3 is so consequential. In 2012, voters approved Proposition 30, which “temporarily” raised the top personal income tax rates from 9.3% to as high as 12.3%. Proposition 3 would make these surcharges permanent. Proponents argue, why not extend them? The rates only
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