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MichMan

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1. Does the proposal say how the state is going to assess the net worth...

Reply to dalton99a (Original post)

Thu Jun 18, 2026, 08:25 AM

18 hrs ago

...to determine who is eligible for the tax and then how much they owe?

Being a one time tax, does that mean it could never be imposed again on future billionaires? Why not?

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Billionaire Tax Officially Has Enough Signatures for California Ballot [View all] dalton99a 19 hrs ago OP

Does the proposal say how the state is going to assess the net worth... MichMan 18 hrs ago #1

why would the state of California want to destroy many people's 401K lapfog_1 17 hrs ago #2

"All to collect money from the remaining billionaires that DID NOT SIMPLY MOVE to another state..." OldBaldy1701E 17 hrs ago #3

That is where you impose restrictions on anyone who moves from the state solely because they don't want to pay the taxes lapfog_1 16 hrs ago #4

It's all in the lyrics to Hotel California MichMan 7 hrs ago #6

... Polybius 6 hrs ago #7

How DARE THEY orangecrush 16 hrs ago #5