The Palo Alto Tax: Paused…for Now.
The Palo Alto City Council held a vote on June 20, 2022, to review the proposed business tax measure. After two hours of discussion, Council Member DuBois moved and seconded by Mayor Burt to:
Warehouse/Logistics Center Ban Heads to State Floor – Contact Your Assemblymembers
AB 2840 (Reyes) the bill that would create a de facto ban on most new warehouse projects passed Assembly Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, May 11th, with a partisan vote and will be heading to the Assembly Floor.
Taxpayer Protection & Government Accountability Act Ballot Measure
California NAIOP organizations support the Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act ballot measure that is sponsored by the Business Roundtable. The Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act will give voters the right to vote on all future state taxes and holds politicians accountable for new fees and other increased costs paid by working families and
Taxes, Taxes and more Taxes
The pandemic and the slowdown in the economy has not slowed down cities from trying to increase taxes and in particular taxing property owners. The City of Palo Alto is revisiting tax increases.
NAIOP is on Capitol Hill to help Preserve Existing Taxes that Impact CRE
President Joe Biden has unveiled two momentous plans that are part of his “Build Back Better” agenda. Costs to fund the American Jobs Plan and the American Families Plan could result in consequential tax changes and have a tremendous impact on CRE.
AB 255 Small Business ‘Commercial’ Eviction Bill
NAIOP remains active with our coalition of partners to ensure amendments are made to AB 255, the Small Business ‘Commercial’ Eviction Bill.