Tax limitation initiatives
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Tax limitation initiatives are efforts to limit or reduce state or local taxation through direct democracy.
The first widely-known and successful effort to limit tax levels through the use of ballot initiatives was in California in 1978, when Howard Jarvis led the California Proposition 13 (1978) campaign to place a lid on property taxes in that state.
Other tax limitation activists and groups, especially Bill Sizemore in Oregon, Tim Eyman in Washington and Howard Rich of Americans for Limited Government have tried other initiatives, such as the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR).
2009
2008
- Arizona Property Tax Levy Rollback
- Arizona Property Tax Valuation Rollback
- Arizona Proposition 13
- California Personal Income Tax Abolishment
- Florida 75% Property Tax Exemption
- Florida Abolish Ad Valorem Property Taxes
- Florida Amendment One
- Florida Cut Property Taxes Now
- Florida's Limit Local Budgets Initiative
- Florida's Local Budget Approval Initiative
- Florida Local Option Community College Funding
- Florida Permission First for Tax Increases Initiative
- Florida Property Tax Cut
- Florida Municipal and County Ad Valorem Tax Cap Amendment
- Florida State's Duty for Children's Education
- Florida Waterfront Property Assessment Based On Use
- Replacing Florida School Property Tax
- Massachusetts State Income Tax Repeal
- Mellette County Resolution 1-2008
- Michigan People's Choice Tax Repeal
- Missouri 501(c)(3) charitable contribution tax credit initiative
- Montana Limitation on property tax increases, CI-99
- Nevada Proposition 13
- North Dakota Income Tax Cut
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2004
2002
2000
1996
1992
1990
- South Dakota Limit Property Tax Amendment
- South Dakota Prohibit Income Tax Amendment
- Utah End Food Taxes Initiative
