The Effects of Tax Reform on California

Title: The Effects of Tax Reform on California
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The Effects of Tax Reform on California

The Effects of Tax Reform on California Prior to 1978, local governments in the state of California enjoyed own-source general revenues that were significantly higher than the national average. But, the passage of proposition 13 in 1978, and the subsequent passage of proposition 218 in 1997, has significantly reduced the ability of local governments to remain as fiscally independent from the state and federal government as they were prior to the initial passing of Proposition 13. It is my intention to …showed first 75 words of 2501 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 2501 total…Morgan W.D.., & Clingman E.J. (1985) California City and County User Charges: Change and Efficiency since Proposition 13. Institute of Governmental Studies Press. Cal-Tax Research (1996 May) Taxing California: In Depth Analysis of Comparitive Tax Burden. [Online] Available: http://caltax.org/research/taxing96/taxing96.htm Ryan Howard (1996) Targeting Proposition 13— and Saving California [Online] Available: http://www.netwood.net/~hryan/prop13.htm Reeves R. (1994, January). The Tax Revolt that Wrecked California. Money Magazine 3, 34-37. Weatherford, Wayne. Personal interview. 18 Oct. 1999.

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