City of El Segundo Measure CT: Business License Tax on Non-Charitable Nonprofits
El Segundo city, California
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Measure CT makes nonprofits that do not serve a charitable purpose pay El Segundo's regular business license tax instead of a flat $150 a year, and exempts charitable nonprofits. The city expects about $700,000 more a year; it changes taxes only for nonprofits, not residents.
Read the official ballot measure
Proposed by: El Segundo City Council (Resolution No. 5610)
El Segundo's elected city council voted 4-0 to ask voters to change the city's business license tax; the money goes to the city's general fund.
Source: docs.elsegundo.org
A YES vote means
Non-charitable nonprofits pay the city's regular business license tax, charitable nonprofits pay none, and the city gains about $700,000 a year.
A NO vote means
All nonprofits, charitable or not, keep paying the current $150 yearly business license tax.