For Housing California’s annual conference, Director of Research Scott Graves participated in a workshop on a proposed ballot initiative to reform California’s property tax system (Schools & Communities First).
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Data Hit
Less Than 2% of State Tax Breaks Go to Californians with Low Incomes
California's refundable tax credits for low-income residents make up a small fraction — less than 2% — of the state's nearly $80 billion of tax breaks, which disproportionately benefit profitable corporations and the wealthy.Taxes & Revenue -
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Three Ways State Policymakers Can Raise Revenues to Advance California’s Priorities
Improving Corporate Taxation Is Necessary for Building a Just and Equitable StateTaxes & Revenue
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