Reagan tax shift bill stalls in state Senate
The Reagan administration's tax shift package remains one vote short of passage in the California Senate. AB 1000 would raise sales tax by one cent while AB 1001 provides relief for homeowners renters seniors and businesses. Senate parties clashed as 13 senators opposed the plan with delays and last minute attempts by Bagley Lagomarsino and Bradley to secure votes.
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Tax shift snag worries board in California
California lawmakers face a tense impasse as Governor Reagan drives a tax shift. The Board of Equalization awaits Senate action on a plan that would raise the sales tax by one cent starting Saturday, pending final passage and the governor's signature. The board would then notify about 400,000 sales tax accounts to collect the higher rate.
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