L.A. council votes to cut taxes for Internet-based firms (Los Angeles Times)

5 March 2010, 5:57 pm

The decision, to be applied retroactively, comes after businesses threatened to leave the city following a change in their tax rates last year that moved them from the lowest bracket to the highest. The Los Angeles City Council on Friday voted to cut business taxes for Internet-based firms that had been socked with a mammoth increase last year after the city changed their tax rate from the ...... Read More »

More Topics from "News"

• Week In Review (The Glendale News-Press)
• Dates set for 2010 TV Land Awards (UPI)
• Americans may be running up the calorie count when dining out (Hartford Courant)
• New details emerge from 2000 report on accused killer Gardner (San Diego Union-Tribune)
• REGION: Old report offers peek into Gardner's past (North County Times)
• TV Land Announces Tape and Air Date for '8th Annual TV Land Awards' (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
• Air Sculptures, the Grid, Space, and Beyond-New Los Angeles Gallery Presents Daring New Work (Art Daily)
• Los Angeles Production Listings (Backstage.com)
• L.A. City Council eases business tax to keep Internet firms from bolting (Los Angeles Times)