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5 Facts to Know About Corporate Taxes in California
Large profitable corporations in California have several strategies to avoid paying more than the minimum $800 state tax, costing the state billions in lost revenue each year.
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Case Study
How a Tax on Wealthy Households Funds Schools, Health Care & More
Every Californian deserves quality education, health care, well-paying jobs, and the resources to build a secure future — and sustained public investment is how we get there. Recent experience shows that such investments are possible with voter-approved, progressive reforms that strengthen and expand California’s revenue base. In 2012, California voters asked the state’s highest earners … ContinuedTaxes & Revenue -
Case Study
Clever Strategy Allowed California to Raise New Revenue Following Federal Tax Cuts
Every Californian deserves affordable housing, health care, child care, well-paying jobs, and the resources to build a secure future — and sustained public investment is how we get there. Recent experience shows that such investments are possible with progressive reforms that strengthen California’s tax base, even when federal leaders push for the opposite. In 2019, … ContinuedTaxes & Revenue -
Issue Brief
Immigrants with Humanitarian Status at Risk of Losing Health Care in California
key takeaway Federal and state policy choices threaten to strip away full scope Medi-Cal from up to 200,000 immigrants with humanitarian status, forcing many to delay or forgo critical health care and putting their ability to survive at risk. Access to health care is essential for all Californians to be healthy and thrive. Yet federal … ContinuedHealthMedi-Cal -
Report
Chart Book: California’s Early Care & Education Programs
This Chart Book is designed to provide key information on California’s early care and education (ECE) programs. Inside you’ll find:Child Care & Preschool -
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5 Key Questions About California’s State Budget Reserves
How much money is in California’s state budget reserves? When can the funds be withdrawn? How can the funds be used by the state?Budget AcademyCalifornia Budget -
Commentary
“Work Requirements” Is Just Another Name for Cuts
California policymakers are considering following in the federal government’s footsteps and making it harder for vulnerable families to get food, health care, and housing. This spring, federal policy changes are set to strip millions of Californians of benefits they depend on. Under the 2025 Republican megabill, H.R. 1, an estimated 665,000 CalFresh recipients — 70% … ContinuedCalFreshHealthMedi-Cal -
Fact Sheet
Cronología de los Recortes de Financiamiento a Medi-Cal y CalFresh en California
Puntos clave Muchas disposiciones incluidas en el perjudicial megaproyecto de ley republicano, H.R. 1, y en el presupuesto estatal de California para 2025-2026 reducirán directamente el financiamiento federal y estatal destinado a Medi-Cal y CalFresh, poniendo a millones de californianos en riesgo de perder su cobertura de salud y asistencia alimentaria. Read this publication in … ContinuedCalFreshFederal PolicyMedi-Cal -
Data Hit
Average Periods of Unemployment Last Twice As Long As New H.R. 1 SNAP Time Limits
CalFresh is California’s state version of the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which provides modest monthly assistance to Californians with low incomes to purchase food, but the program has been significantly eroded by federal leaders. In addition to the devastating funding cuts to food assistance and health care enacted by the 2025 Republican megabill, … ContinuedCalFreshSafety Net -
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California’s Budget Reserves Explained
Watch to learn more Just like households save for emergencies, California sets aside money in budget reserves. Budget reserves are California’s way of preparing for the unexpected, saving a little today to protect vital public services tomorrow. In this video, we break down how California’s state reserves work, including the four main reserve accounts: the … ContinuedBudget AcademyCalifornia Budget -
Glossary
Tax and Revenue Policy Glossary
What’s the difference between income and wealth? Taxes for individuals and corporations in California? Tax credits and deductions? Corporate revenues and corporate profits? Understanding these key terms is critical to navigating the state budget and its intersection with California’s tax and revenue system to generate ongoing resources and provide quality education, affordable health care, child … ContinuedBudget AcademyTaxes & Revenue -
Report
Building an Affordable California Requires Public Investment
Communities across California face many challenges during President Trump’s second administration, from deep federal budget cuts that threaten to undermine Californians’ health, economic security, and well-being, to mounting affordability pressures and persistent inflation that have exacerbated communities’ longstanding unmet need for more affordable housing, health care, and child care. People with low incomes, immigrants, communities … ContinuedCalifornia BudgetTaxes & Revenue
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