CDZ Should anyone pay taxes to a state for ten yrs after they leave it?

[Persistence Of Memory]

Hard work sure pays off doesn't it?

Cavuto presses California assemblyman over wealth tax plan amid millionaire 'jailbreak' from Golden State

Fox Business Network anchor Neil Cavuto questioned California State Assemblyman Rob Bonta on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday over his proposal to institute a 0.4% wealth tax on Golden State residents worth more than $30 million.

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[BasicHumanUnit]

Not just no....but HELL NO !!
Like someone else pointed out, that's taxation without representation.

Further more, if you ever allow democrats to do this, they will tax your trips to the bathroom next.

 

[Moonglow]

How many sponsors are on the side of the bill to pass it, one?

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

How many democrats did not salivate over the thought? One

 

[Blackrook]

The Democrats will destroy us with high taxes if we let them.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

Should anyone pay taxes to a state for ten yrs after they leave it?

Cavuto presses California assemblyman over wealth tax plan amid millionaire 'jailbreak' from Golden State

Fox Business Network anchor Neil Cavuto questioned California State Assemblyman Rob Bonta on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday over his proposal to institute a 0.4% wealth tax on Golden State residents worth more than $30 million.

www.foxbusiness.com

There's no way that this would pass any competent court in which it might be challenged.

Once an individual leaves a state,and takes his assets with him, that state no longer has any vestige of a rational claim to any jurisdiction over that individual or those assets.

There'd be no way to even attempt to enforce such a claim, and if anyone against whom such a claim is made fights it in court, he'd surely win.

 

[Hossfly]

Hard work sure pays off doesn't it?

Cavuto presses California assemblyman over wealth tax plan amid millionaire 'jailbreak' from Golden State

Fox Business Network anchor Neil Cavuto questioned California State Assemblyman Rob Bonta on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday over his proposal to institute a 0.4% wealth tax on Golden State residents worth more than $30 million.

www.foxbusiness.com

I saw that dumb ass Assemblyman on Cavuto and he was dead serious.

 

[danielpalos]

Hard work sure pays off doesn't it?

Cavuto presses California assemblyman over wealth tax plan amid millionaire 'jailbreak' from Golden State

Fox Business Network anchor Neil Cavuto questioned California State Assemblyman Rob Bonta on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday over his proposal to institute a 0.4% wealth tax on Golden State residents worth more than $30 million.

www.foxbusiness.com

Not if we can find better solutions at potentially lower cost.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

It's highly unlikely the legislation would be found Constitutional

 

[Dick Foster]

Hard work sure pays off doesn't it?

Cavuto presses California assemblyman over wealth tax plan amid millionaire 'jailbreak' from Golden State

Fox Business Network anchor Neil Cavuto questioned California State Assemblyman Rob Bonta on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday over his proposal to institute a 0.4% wealth tax on Golden State residents worth more than $30 million.

www.foxbusiness.com

No accounting for insanity.

 

[westwall]

Hard work sure pays off doesn't it?

Cavuto presses California assemblyman over wealth tax plan amid millionaire 'jailbreak' from Golden State

Fox Business Network anchor Neil Cavuto questioned California State Assemblyman Rob Bonta on "Cavuto: Coast to Coast" Friday over his proposal to institute a 0.4% wealth tax on Golden State residents worth more than $30 million.

www.foxbusiness.com

Nope. California already lost a court case over this. Gives you an idea of how many producers are leaving though. Pretty soon there will be no middle class in California

 

[BlueGin]

Absolutely not.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

What should happen is that the very first time any California official sends notice to a no-longer-Californian demanding payment of taxes on assess that are no longer under California jurisdiction, someone from the FBI should arrest that official, and that official should be tried in federal court on fraud and extortion charges. Fraud, because there is no rational basis on which any person could assume California would have any claim on assets not under its jurisdiction, and extortion for the implied or stated threat to abuse the powers of California's government against the individual for failing to pay up on the fraudulent claim. And of course, it would be an federal crime, because it is committed across state lines, by someone in one state against someone else in another state.