San Francisco’s Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting is holding a meeting to discuss how to best change the taxation of commercial property. It’s in just a few hours, at 6pm, at Oakland’s Laney College. I went to the event in San Francisco a few months back, and it was a worthwhile opportunity to discuss the issues.
Check out the flip for full details or go directly to the Facebook page.
Join SF Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting for an organizing town hall to reform Prop. 13 and restore funding to public education and services.
Who: Concerned Citizens, Students and Community Leaders
When: July 27, 6-7:30pm
Where: Laney College Student Center, Oakland
…(1 block East of Lake Merritt BART station)*** Co-Sponsors: Assoc Students of Laney College
Wellstone Democratic Club
The Oakland Single Parents’ Network
Oakland Education Association
East Bay Young Democrats (EBYD)
Cal Berkeley Democrats ***Learn more about how to close the corporate property tax loophole at http://www.ClosetheLoophole.com/
Finally someone is talking about a split roll for property tax purposes.
or should it be based on the ownership? For example, if owned by a publicly traded corporation, you might reassess every year or every n years.