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The idea that people would get kicked out of their family homes due to increasing taxes without increasing someone's ability to pay them. Not to mention people
by jon_richards 9y ago
The idea that people would get kicked out of their family homes due to increasing taxes without increasing someone's ability to pay them. Not to mention people on fixed income. Then add the fact that most people who voted already had their California home and were just voting for a tax cut for themselves.
What's the alternative? Maybe the discounted tax could be collected when the house is sold? Put in a limit where the total backlog of tax is capped by the amount the house has appreciated in value to avoid making selling the house impossible.