Walters: California corporate tax battle affects billions Newsom needs to balance budget
Briefly

During the 1970s, California was torn over whether multinational corporations should report global incomes or restrict taxable reporting to state activities, a debate now resurfacing.
The current dispute over Microsoft's taxes mirrors past battles, with potential for retroactive tax payments or a loss of much-needed revenue for California's budget, influencing future corporate taxation.
Historical tensions surrounding corporate taxation in California have reignited, highlighting the complex relationship between state law, multinational interests, and legislative priorities in managing budget deficits.
Gavin Newsom's administration may face severe implications depending on how the ongoing tax dispute unfolds, either increasing tax revenue or deepening the state's existing budget deficit.
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