Litigation
Feb. 5, 2008
'Modernized' Tax Law of Proposition S Could Invite Litigation
LOS ANGELES - If voters approve Proposition S on Tuesday's primary ballot, City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo will have effectively closed the door on several legal challenges to the current telephone tax and protected a large chunk of the city's annual budget.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 4.
LOS ANGELES - If voters approve Proposition S on Tuesday's primary ballot, City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo will have effectively closed the door on several legal challenges to the current telephone tax and protected a large chunk of the city's annual budget.
However, the "modernized" tax law proposed ...
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