India
Stanford economists warn California billionaire tax could leave state $39 billion poorer
By: Times of India
Published: 27 October 2026
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<p>California's ambitious billionaire tax plan is projected to yield only $30 billion instead of the anticipated $100 billion. Analysis reveals a concerning 30% decline in the tax base as affluent individuals move out. This exodus could lead to a staggering loss in income tax revenue, estimated at $39 billion in the long run.</p>
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