California Globe: LA Taxpayers’ Open Letter to District Attorney Nathan Hochman

District Attorney Nathan Hochman: Congratulations on your decisive victory and your swearing-in as Los Angeles County’s District Attorney. Today marks a turning point for a county that has long struggled under the weight of crime, mistrust, and an erosion of public safety. Your victory wasn’t just a win at the ballot box; it was a… Continue reading California Globe: LA Taxpayers’ Open Letter to District Attorney Nathan Hochman

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Los Angeles Daily News: No on Measure A: Taxpayers must plug the billion-dollar fountain of unchecked spending

Los Angeles County voters have been asked once again to open their wallets for another tax increase, this time in the form of Measure A. On the surface, it promises to fund homelessness prevention and affordable housing projects, but beneath the shiny packaging lies a fiscal nightmare. The county has a well-documented history of mismanaging… Continue reading Los Angeles Daily News: No on Measure A: Taxpayers must plug the billion-dollar fountain of unchecked spending

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Los Angeles Daily News: No on Measure E: Los Angeles County should prioritize funding firefighters instead of taxing us more

Los Angeles County residents are once again being asked to dip into their wallets for a new parcel tax, Measure E, to raise $152 million annually for the County Fire Department. While everyone wants to ensure that our firefighters have the resources they need to protect our communities, Los Angeles County voters deserve a plan… Continue reading Los Angeles Daily News: No on Measure E: Los Angeles County should prioritize funding firefighters instead of taxing us more

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Will CA tax limit measure stay on the ballot?

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Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero, right, speaks next to Associate Justice Carol A. Corrigan at the California Supreme Court in San Francisco, on May 8, 2024. The court heard arguments about whether to remove a tax limit measure from the November ballot. Photo by Jeff Chiu, AP Photo Pool Of the 11 measures now on California’s… Continue reading Will CA tax limit measure stay on the ballot?

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LA County Taxpayers Association launches statewide effort to pass the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act

Last week, the Los Angeles County Taxpayers Association joined a broad coalition of stakeholders in a press conference to officially kick off the campaign to pass the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act! LA ax is proud to support a critical measure that restores provisions of Proposition 13 and empowers Californians with the right to… Continue reading LA County Taxpayers Association launches statewide effort to pass the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act

Rethinking Tax Policies: The Impact on L.A.’s Real Estate and Financial Sectors

A countermeasure to ULA, the TPA represents a broader demand for fiscal responsibility In Los Angeles, a city sprawling over 500 square miles and home to 3.85 million people, things are not easy for businesses. Recent events like rising interest rates, growing costs from inflation, and a slowing economy have put the local real estate… Continue reading Rethinking Tax Policies: The Impact on L.A.’s Real Estate and Financial Sectors

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Sacramento politicians with another scheme to raise your taxes

By Aidan Chao   Every penny counts for seniors, students, the working poor, and others living on fixed or low incomes. This has been abundantly clear as we have seen how the recent wave of inflation, out-of-control gas prices, and constantly rising taxes and fees have eroded the financial stability for many Californian households.  … Continue reading Sacramento politicians with another scheme to raise your taxes

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