A recent survey of tax scholars indicates that approximately 70% would vote against California's proposed "billionaire tax" (Proposition 40). The survey, conducted by Jeff Hoopes of the UNC Tax Center, polled members of the National Tax Association, revealing that accountants were the most opposed, followed by economists, while lawyers showed more support. Concerns cited by scholars include the potential for billionaires to relocate to other states or countries, similar to instances in Norway and Elon Musk's move from California to Texas, which could significantly reduce projected tax revenue. AI
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- Brian Galle
- California
- Darien Shanske
- David Gamage
- Elon Musk
- Jeff Hoopes
- National Tax Association
- Norway
- Proposition 40
- Texas
- UNC Tax Center
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