How do we fund zero-tuition and universal child care?

It’s time for a more progressive corporate tax.

Giant corporations have been reaping the benefits of California’s infrastructure and workforce—it’s time they paid their fair share to sustain it.

blackvoicenews.com/2026/03/30/porter-housing-childcare-education/

April 08, 2026 - 21:25 UTC

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Weren't all those corporate tax rates incentives to keep corporations from leaving California?

If you raise their rates, wont they leave altogether?
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How about an additional 10% Corp tax for companies over $100M in profits.
Corporate landlords with more than 500 units need to have them nationalized and placed into public housing.
No single family homes should be in grubby corporate land grabbers hands!
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From a famous Communist
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Enter Private Equity
violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org/parent/corecivic
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ynPIxyAO8s
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Any church talking about politics or publicly endorses any political candidate is violating its tax-exempt status. Follow the law. Gather detailed evidence and file using form 13909 to report any church overstepping its authority and 501(c)(3) status. #TaxTheChurches

www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/irs-complaint-process-tax-exempt-organizations
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But they don't investigate them. You have to file a complaint. In fact I think they have to receive several complaints.
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Yes. Additionally, it should not be a tax on profits, but on revenues, as these corporate scumlords love hiding profits to avoid taxes.
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No. I don’t believe in that. Offer an incentive to companies to offer child care.
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That is a great idea
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What kind of incentive would that be?
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So, like medical? You only get childcare if you are employed by the right corporation?
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