Would closing California’s corporate tax loopholes actually generate new revenue?
Governor Newsom signed legislation aimed at closing corporate tax loopholes. While supported by public service unions, some analysts question whether the targeted loopholes will generate significant new revenue.
Public service workers unions celebrated Newsom signing a bill aimed at closing corporate tax loopholes, but some of the most obvious targets are relatively small.
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