By Dan Walters in The Sacramento Bee January 10, 2016 State taxation of multistate and multinational corporations is not an issue for the fainthearted. The formulas for calculating their tax liabilities are complex and interpreting them has involved decades of political and … Continue reading
By Gregg Laskoski in the U.S. News & World Report January 6, 2016 With the national average price of gasoline at $2.00 per gallon, dead even with where it was last week and three cents lower than it was a … Continue reading
By John Moorlach in FLASHREPORT January 8, 2016 Yesterday, Governor Jerry Brown released his 2016-17 budget proposal to the legislature, and in that budget he anticipates approximately $7.6 billion in new spending over the previous year’s approved budget. The fact that … Continue reading
By Susan Shelley in California Political Review January 6, 2016 When George Washington was on his deathbed, his doctors tried to save his life by bleeding him, which was considered good medicine at the time. California businesses must feel like … Continue reading
By Cristina Rivera Special to the Mercury News Just a decade ago, San Jose’s cardrooms were earning headlines for all the wrong reasons. In 2000, a Santa Clara County grand jury brought forward a 168 count indictment against 55 defendants … Continue reading
Americans would shell out as much as $5,700 more a year if the Bush tax cuts are allowed to expire at the end of 2012, according to a new analysis that highlights the perils and political consequences of the nation’s … Continue reading
Sunday will mark the start of the 100-day countdown to “Taxmageddon” – the date the largest tax hikes in the history of America will take effect. They will hit families and small businesses in three great waves on January 1, 2013: Read … Continue reading
CASE has written letters to several lawmakers in California, urging them to support the extension of the wind energy Production Tax Credit to spur private investment leading to new jobs and more local economic activity. The tax credit, which costs … Continue reading
Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy sent a letter to Rep. Calvert urging him to oppose HR 1380, a bill which would provide tax breaks for the production and purchase of natural gas vehicles. Letter to Rep. Calvert
Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy (CASE) strongly urges leaders in Milpitas and Santa Clara reconsider any efforts to ban polystyrene (PS) food and beverages containers. CASE represents over 10,000 members – entrepreneurs, small business owners, farmers and consumers – … Continue reading