California Courts of Appeal
May 30, 2017
State universities largely exempt from city taxes, court rules
A state appellate court has ruled in a split decision that cities do not have the right to tax state entities under most circumstances.
By Joshua Sebold
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A state appellate court has ruled in a split decision that cities do not have the right to tax state entities under most circumstances.
The dispute resulted from San Francisco's attempt to impose municipal taxes on state-funded colleges for parking spaces they own within the city limits. Many of the parking structures are legally considered to be on state-owned property,...
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