The Taxation Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 7 2009, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Please consult the C.A.R. Board of Directors October, 2009 program to confirm the committee room location. Should you have any questions about the committee meeting, please feel free to call the committee staff coordinator Christopher Carlisle at (916) 492-5200 or e-mail Christopher at christopherc@car.org or Jeff Keller at (213) 739-8398 or e-mail at jeffk@car.org.
In June 2008, C.A.R. launched its new and improved website at www.car.org. With the recent website changes, it is necessary to offer some instruction on our new Quick Print function.
The procedure for "Quick Print" has changed:
For members seeking to print their entire meeting packet, please begin by
going back to the main "C.A.R. Business Meeting Materials" web page and
click on the "Quick Print" link. On this web page you will be able to print
all of the committee materials for any committee in one step. When
selecting the committee materials to be printed, please select the
committee cover memo box, and then select the boxes below in order to get
all the committee materials. When finished selecting committee materials,
please scroll to the bottom of this page and click "Continue" in order to
compile the requested documents. Once compiled, the document may be
printed.
C.A.R. Business Meeting Materials: http://www.car.org/meetings/carmeetings/currentmeetingmaterials/
The C.A.R. State Legislative Program report is available on the web. The Program contains brief summaries of C.A.R.-sponsored legislation and state legislation related to the real estate industry, and is prepared by the Association’s Governmental Affairs staff for use by C.A.R. policy committees. The 2009 State Legislative Program can be found by clicking here: http://www.car.org/governmentalaffairs/statelegislation/statelegprogram/
Please print and review these materials before our meeting on October 7, 2009; I look forward to seeing you.
Agenda
Agenda
Summary
A Flat Tax is
Again Proposed
Split Roll Tax
is Again Being
Discussed
REO Property
Sales are Inconsistently Used as Comparable Sales when Residential
Property is Reassessed
Evaluating
Proposals for Sponsored Legislation
