^[PDF] Unemployment and Disability Insurance

IT IS INCREASING AUT~~TION IN THE DELIVERY OF SERVICES UNDER THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE (UI), DISABILITY INSURANCE (DI), AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PROGRAMS, IN ADDITION, IT IS ESTABLISHING AUTOMATED MANAGEMENT I ~lFORMA TI ON SYSTEMS WITH THE AIM OF PPOVIDHIG IMPROVED PROGRAM INFORMATION IN THE JOB TRAINING PARTNERSHIP ACT, Ul APPEALS, AND TAX COLLECTION PROGRAMS.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1984/unemployment_and_disability_insurance.pdf

^[PDF] Why Aren't Revenue Estimates More Accurate?

-tax corporate profits $206,0 (8.1%) $208.0 (10.6%) $209.0 (4.0"k) $222.3 (10.1%) $231.3 (14.5%) (billions $) I B. \~litonriia Variables: (.Jl (J.) I Personal income (billions $) $211.5 (10.3%) $214.6 (10.7%) $223.2 (13.0%) $222.0 (12.6%) $221.6 (12.3%) Civil ian rr.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1984/why_arent_%20revenue_estimates_more_accurate.pdf

^[PDF] This report has been prepared in response to the requirement set

This is because state income tax payments can be deducted from income on federal income tax returns. For example, an investor in the 40-percent tax bracket who received a $5,000 solar pump credit would end up with tax benefits totaling only $3,000 since his federal tax liability -12- would increase by $2,000 due to the state tax credit.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1985/05_85_an_analysis_of_californias_tax_credit_for_solar_powered_irrigation_pumping_systems%20.pdf

^[PDF] Alternative Energy Equipment Investments: The Effects of Rapid Amortization

This is because a significant portion of the investors' state tax savings will be offset by increases in their federal income tax liabilities. The reason for this is that state income tax payments can be deducted from adjusted gross income on federal income tax returns, thereby reducing federal tax 1.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1985/367_1285_alternative_energy_equipment_investments_the_effects_of_rapid_amortization.pdf

^[PDF] A Report on the Child Care Reimbursement System

When the voters approved Proposition 13 on the June 1978 ballot, they reduced local property tax revenues to school districts by more than 50 percent. This measure also eliminated the districts' ability to collect funds for child care programs through local permissive override taxes.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1986/08_86_a_report_on_the_child_care_reimbursement_system.pdf

^[PDF] The 1987 Budget Act: A Summary

Table 9 General Fund Revenues and Transfers (dollars in millions> Change Revenue Source 1986-87 1987-88 Amount Percent Bank and corporation taxes $4,751 $4,980 $229 4.8% Personal income taxes 13,923 13,710 -213 -1.5 Sales and use taxes 10,921 11,546 625 5.7 Other revenues and transfers 2,883 3,042 159 5.5 Totals, General Fund Revenues and
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1987/08_87_1987_budget_act.pdf

^[PDF] Executive Summary Executive Summary The state's sales and use

Executive Summary Executive Summary The state's sales and use tax is comprised of two separate but similar taxes. The sales tax is imposed on retailers for the privilege of kll- ing tangible personal property in California. · The incidence of the sales tax is on the retailer, which means that the retailer is responsible for
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1987/12_87_administering_the_sales_and_use_tax.pdf

^[PDF] Report on the 1988-89 Tax Expenditure Budget: Overview and Selected Reviews

We have identified nearly 290 individ- ualTEPs, including 72for thepersonal income tax, 35 for the bank and corporation tax, 85 for the sales and use tax, 30 for other state-level taxes, and 65 for the property tax.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1988/12_88_report_on_the_1988_89_tax_expenditure_budget.pdf

^[PDF] A Perspective on the California Economy

This is because economic conditions directly affect the amount of taxes and other revenues that the government collects for funding public serv- ices. In addition, economic conditions affect the need for public services, since the volume of business activity and the number of people the economy supports help determine the demand for such diverse public services as highways, water systems and schools.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1988/398_1288_a_perspective_on_the_california_economy.pdf

^[PDF] The Public Utilities Commission: A Review of Regulatory Fee Funding

This self-financing feature elimi- nates the need to find monies - either from existing or new taxes - to fund program changes. Given these factors, it is possible that pro- grams funded by regulatory fees do not re- ceive the same level of oversight as tax-sup- ported activities.
https://lao.ca.gov/reports/1988/474_0188_the_public_utilities_commission.pdf