Updated 11/06/23By Phyllis Couper, First Vice President - Tri-Valley Republicans
One Million Plus Signatures Needed!
Most everyone owns a home, and many have children to which they might want to will their property. Prop 19 that passed in 2020 took this right away. The Death Tax makes it financially impossible for family property inheritance and prices the next generation out of home ownership. It is also the largest property tax increase in California history.
In March, 2021, a WalletHub study revealed that California ranks 49th out of 50 states in return on investment for the taxes that citizens pay. California has the highest income tax rate in America, the highest state sales tax rate, and highest gas tax. Prop 19 is yet another cash cow for the state to collect more tax money.
The Problems Prop 19 Causes Families
Appears to Be of No Concern To The State
https://youtu.be/M1lgakqeiYY
Repeal the Death Tax Initiative will restore this constitutional right for property owners, and will be retroactive for those whose properties have already been reassessed. A million plus signatures are needed. We have four months to accomplish this! Let’s all help lower each other’s property taxes by gathering Repeal the Death Tax signatures of friends and neighbors.
Please join me in the fight to SAVE California private property ownership and keep home ownership affordable for our next generation!
As of 11-26-23 we have not reached the required 25% threshold, therefore we NEED MORE HELP! The following organizations are fighting side by side for the same cause!
For Californians is sister organization to HJTA with many important supporting organizations. They ENCOURAGE tabling! Call Gina directly at (628) 243-1808 for more information click the blue button.
2. Mail completed petitions to: HJTA 1201 K Street Suite 1030 Sacramento, CA 95814. Please note outside envelope “Petition Enclosed”
Phyllis Couper, of Pleasanton CA, is a Op-Ed Writer / Blogger and Commentator. Phyllis Couper is the First Vice President of Tri-Valley Republicans. Phyllis and husband Rennie are longstanding residents and former small business owners in Pleasanton, CA where they raised their family. Phyllis can be reached at coupclan1962@gmail.com.