Here are some charts about how the California budget compromise will change some key taxA tax is a mandatory payment or charge collected by local, state, and national governments from individuals or businesses to cover the costs of general government services, goods, and activities. es.
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Personal Income Tax |
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Income Levels |
Current Rate |
New Rate* |
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>$0 |
1% |
1.05% |
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>$7,168 |
2% |
2.10% |
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>$16,994 |
4% |
4.20% |
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>$26,821 |
6% |
6.30% |
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>$37,233 |
8% |
8.40% |
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>$47,055 |
9.3% |
9.77% |
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>$1,000,000 |
10.3% |
10.82% |
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*-Increase would be cut in half if state receives more than $9.1 billion in federal stimulus funding. |
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Sales Tax (state and key cities) |
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City |
Current Rate |
New Rate |
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(State Base) |
7.25% |
8.25% |
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Los Angeles |
8.75% |
9.75% |
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San Diego |
7.75% |
8.75% |
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San Jose |
8.25% |
9.25% |
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San Francisco |
8.50% |
9.50% |
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Long Beach |
8.25% |
9.25% |
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Fresno |
7.975% |
8.975% |
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Sacramento |
7.75% |
8.75% |
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Oakland |
8.75% |
9.75% |
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Santa Ana |
7.75% |
8.75% |
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Anaheim |
7.75% |
8.75% |
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Bakersfield |
7.25% |
8.25% |
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Riverside |
7.75% |
8.75% |
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South Gate |
9.75% |
10.75% |
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Vehicle License Tax |
Current Rate |
New Rate |
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Statewide |
0.65% |
1.15% |
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Gasoline Tax |
Current Rate |
New Rate |
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Statewide |
18¢/gallon |
30¢/gallon |