I don't know the details, but im sure that if there is a will, there is a way. You can call it a garbage tax, a homeless tax, a hipster tax. The obstacle is pol

I don't know the details, but im sure that if there is a will, there is a way. You can call it a garbage tax, a homeless tax, a hipster tax. The obstacle is political, the same that voted prop 13. > ..won't happen. The consumers and businesses that rent property (and the workers employed by businesses and whose sustainable potential pay is limited by other costs the employer has to pay to operate) will still bear the burden of the taxes, even if they are directly levied on property owners. I disagree, this is not what economic theory implies with tax incidence, LVT, etc.