You Won’t Believe What Tax Reform Will Cost Wealthy Californians In 2019

Hotair ^ | 04/18/2018 | Ed Morrissey

[forgotten man]

Gee, that is a shame.

[urbanpovertylawcenter]

Elections have consequences.

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Hasn’t the left always wanted to “tax the rich?”

Mission accomplished.

[digger48]

About time they pay their “fair share”

[existentially_kuffer]

Pity for the elitist?

[urbanpovertylawcenter]

Tax your enemies, reward your followers .

This is what Obama did with the tea party nothing new here move along .

[vette6387]

I’m a Californian and I am tickled pink about this change. We will most likely not be affected, but if we miss a couple of bucks, it will be worth it to see the big bucks liberal a$$holes pay up. And watch Brown have a hissy fit about all of it.

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Where does Michael Moor(efood) live? Please tell me California.

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God bless you, conservative Californian. We really do have your back.

[AmusedBystander]

Hillary told them she was going to raise their taxes and they gave her millions in donations. Trump gave them higher taxes for nothing.

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Here’s a little suggestion for LoonyLeftist states: cut your own taxes as compensation.

[Jim Robinson]

I don’t like to see anyone having to pay higher taxes. Government at all levels should dramatically cut spending and taxes. Especially California and New York. Otherwise, these high taxes are gonna piss off a lot of rich limousine liberals till they quit voting for tax and spend democrats. /s

[Paulie]

This could get very interesting. Love to be a fly on the wall as the state legislatures get together and try to figure a way to satisfy the big spenders and keep the big earners from moving out.

The high tax states have about one year to get their act together before it all falls apart. And don’t forget the pension liability issue - that one isn’t going away either.

Good luck girls!

[Hang'emAll]

Hasn’t the left always wanted to “tax the rich?”...

I wonder if they are tired of winning already ;)

[Political Junkie Too]

I'd think that many long-time California homeowners have their property taxes protected by Prop 13, so it's the rich Californians in wealthy neighborhoods in new homes who will pay the most.

Before I left, I lived in a condo I bought 20 years earlier, so my property taxes were about $3,500 when I left, well below the cap.

-PJ

[PGR88]

Don’t worry, Robert Redford, Matt Damon, Susan Sarandon and everyone else in Blue California will be more than happy to pay government more.

[mosesdapoet]

Write offs limited at $10,000 worked. Californians are now having to pay for open their borders not the rest of US.

[Fhios]

I don’t think Proposition 13 is operative any longer. Even so, Mello Roos has been used to mitigate proposition 13 and has become a problem unto itself.

[Eleutheria5]

I thought they WANTED to only tax the rich.