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Don’t Blame Prop 13

Author: Brett Harrington Category: Property Tax

Friday
Jun 12, 2009

In the recent post California Property Tax Revenue is way up Despite Prop 13, Morgan Conrad offers a rebuttal to the myriad claims that California’s economic woes can be blamed, in large part, on Prop 13. It seems that since 1981 property tax revenue has increased some 600%. According to the numbers that’s about twice as much as inflation and population growth combined.

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