It's certainly something to be discussed.  At last week's League City Managers Conference, the League discussed it's
    property tax proposal - which includes swapping 50% of the Sales Tax from future businesses (yet to be developed)
    for property tax and keeping the base and growth of existing firms.
 
    My understanding is that the SBOE objects to the League proposal - saying it would cost them $1 Billion to administer.
 
    -- Brian Moura, San Carlos
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Yeomans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 12:09 PM
To: CSMFO Members
Subject: [CSMFO Members] Legislative Analysts Report: Reconsidering AB8: Exploring Alternative Ways to Allocate Property Taxes

This report to the Legislature is a bombshell!  It considers 5 Alternatives for redistributing Property Taxes from minor adjustments to swapping more property tax or per capita allocations for less sales tax to realigning the functions of local government.
 
A primary goal is to give more money to Cities and Counties and to give more control to local government and voters.  There are many alternatives that would have radical impacts on our Cities revenues and how we do business. 
 
I believe all Finance Directors and City Managers should respond to this Report by reading and considering the alternatives and the impact on cities.  We should discuss the Report and other proposals for State-Local Fiscal Reform at our Pasadena convention.
 
Consult www.lao.ca.gov
 
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