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• Fact Sheet

  California’s Undocumented Residents Make Significant Tax Contributions

  key takeaway California’s undocumented residents contribute nearly $8.5 billion in taxes, playing a crucial role in supporting public services while remaining excluded from essential programs. All Californians should be able to live thriving lives and participate in their communities, regardless of their race, ethnicity, age, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, or immigration status. California is … Continued
  
  Health & Safety Net

  Taxes & Revenue

• How California Leaders Can Improve the Oversight and Evaluation of State Tax Expenditures

  Taxes & Revenue
• Commentary

  A California For All Requires Fair Taxation

  A California for all, where everyone has access to economic opportunity, affordable housing, comprehensive health care, quality education, sufficient child care, and other basic needs, is possible. Policymakers can achieve this vision by advancing fairer taxation to prevent cuts during budget shortfalls like the one we face today and address the vital long-term needs of … Continued
  Taxes & Revenue
• Fact Sheet

  Building Prosperity: Fair Corporate Taxes, Strong Communities

  California corporate profits soar at record highs, yet pay less in taxes than ever. Learn how equitable taxes could benefit everyone.
  Taxes & Revenue
• Data Hit

  An Equitable California Starts with Fairer Taxation

  California faces a budget shortfall, but instead of cuts that harm communities, the state can raise revenue equitably by closing ineffective tax loopholes that benefit the wealthy.
  California Budget

  Taxes & Revenue
• Fact Sheet

  State Corporate Taxes Are a Tiny Share of Total Corporate Expenses

  key takeaway Despite record profits, corporations pay a tiny fraction of their California expenses in taxes — just 0.11% on average. Modest corporate tax increases could generate substantial revenue to boost income for families in poverty, fund crucial public services, and address economic inequality, especially for Californians of color. State tax revenues make possible the … Continued
  Taxes & Revenue
• Data Hit

  Less Than 2% of State Tax Breaks Go to Californians with Low Incomes

  California’s refundable tax credits for low-income residents make up a small fraction — less than 2% — of the state’s nearly $80 billion of tax breaks, which disproportionately benefit profitable corporations and the wealthy.
  Taxes & Revenue
• Report

  Three Ways State Policymakers Can Raise Revenues to Advance California’s Priorities

  Improving Corporate Taxation Is Necessary for Building a Just and Equitable State
  Taxes & Revenue
• Commentary

  Corporate Tax Breaks Hurt Californians

  In a state as wealthy as ours, no one should have to live in poverty
  California Budget

  Taxes & Revenue
• Data Hit

  Corporations Pay Far Less of Their California Income in State Taxes than a Generation Ago

  Corporations are contributing roughly half as much of their California profits in state taxes than four decades ago. In the early 1980s, corporations paid more than 9.5% of their profits in state corporation taxes. In contrast, corporations paid just 4.9% of their California profits in corporation taxes in 2020. Corporations pay less of their income … Continued
  Taxes & Revenue

• What Would a Windfall Profits Tax Mean for California?

  What is a windfall profits tax?
  Taxes & Revenue
• Fact Sheet

  Corporations Pay Far Less of Their California Income in State Taxes than a Generation Ago

  Calling California home means sharing in the responsibility of creating strong communities. Yet, corporations are contributing roughly half as much of their California profits in state taxes than four decades ago. In the early 1980s, corporations that reported profits in California paid more than 9.5% of this income in state corporation taxes. In contrast, corporations … Continued
  Taxes & Revenue