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Billionaire tax proposition in California fails
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- Billionaire tax proposition in California failsjustthenews.com · cred 8/10
California’s voters have rejected a number of propositions, including a billionaire tax, while simultaneously approving a number of bond measures. Prop. 40 would have established a one-time 5% tax on California’s billionaire class.
- · California voters rejected Prop. 40, a one-time 5% tax on billionaires.
- · Prop. 40 would have generated $100 billion over five years for education and social programs.
- Where California Propositions stand as votes are tallied: Prop 40 wealth tax, home loan funds and morenypost.com · cred 7/10
The California Post is taking a look at the most important Golden State propositions today and how each prop presently stands
- · Prop 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on California residents worth $1 billion or more.
- · Prop 3 is approved and extends the state’s current income tax surcharge on high earners beyond 2031.
- Newsom breaks with socialists over billionaire tax, and California voters appear poised to reject itfoxnews.com · cred 7/10
California's Prop 40 billionaire tax pits the Democratic Socialists of America against Gavin Newsom, who backs a countermeasure to block it.
- · Proposition 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on billionaires in California.
- · The DSA supports the measure, while Gov. Gavin Newsom opposes it.