Government,
California Supreme Court
Jun. 12, 2018
Legislature may follow chief justice’s suggestion and change standing law over taxes
The state Senate Judiciary Committee will take up a bill Tuesday clarifying that many different types of taxes, not just property taxes, can be cited to establish standing in a taxpayer lawsuit.
The state Senate Judiciary Committee will take up a bill Tuesday clarifying that many different types of taxes, not just property taxes, can be cited to establish standing in a taxpayer lawsuit.
AB 2376 was inspired by a 2017 state Supreme Court case -- more specifically, by an concurrent opinion by Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye asking "the Legislature to revisit" the law.
The bill clarifies...
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