The Legislature is expected to approve the 2024-25 state budget this week after a deal was announced over the weekend by Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate President
Ah summer. Well, it is beginning to feel that way but as far as things being buttoned up legislatively in Washington, not quite yet. Tax
All the groundwork we have been doing to prepare for a potential tax bill has finally come to fruition over the past few weeks. Shortly
Governor Newsom released his January budget proposal today, forecasting a $37.9 billion budget shortfall and proposing $8.5 billion in “belt tightening” measures that include cuts to key affordable housing programs—including the “enhanced” $500 million Low Income
What a difference a month makes. Since my last update, Speaker McCarthy advanced a standalone continuing resolution (CR) through November 17th, which led to a
As I write this update, the final days of the 2023 fiscal year are passing and there is no sign of a federal budget on
As summer begins to wane, kids return to school and in a similar vein, Congress returns to Washington from their month-long summer work period, there
Happy July. I hope everyone had a safe, relaxing and fun-filled July 4th holiday. I was fortunate to spend some over the holiday with a
It is always my goal to end any presentation or update on a positive note so I will discuss the recently reintroduced Affordable Housing Credit
Governor Newsom unveiled his revised May budget proposal this morning, which forecasts a budget deficit in the 2023-24 fiscal year of $32.5 billion—an increase from
