Title
PERSONAL INCOME TAX LAWS
Proposition Summary
Initiative Constitutional Amendment. Amends Constitution, Article XIII, section 11. Declares no law imposing income tax on natural persons, or their estates or trusts shall be valid unless approved by majority of voters after initiative proceedings there for or after submission thereto at next general election following its passage by two-thirds of all members of each House of Legislature. Repeals 1935 Personal Income Tax Act, Chapter 329, Statutes 1935, and similar personal income tax laws enacted in manner inconsistent therewith, preserving liability for accrued taxes.
Proposition Number
4
Year
1942
Document Type
Proposition
Pass/Fail
Fail
Popular Vote Results
Y: 763700; A: 45.7; N: 907311; B: 54.3
Election Type
General Election
Proposition Type
Initiative
For Author
Leslie E. Burks, Executive Secretary, San Francisco Real Estate Board.; Isidore B. Dockweiler; Zack Farmer, Municipal Airport Commissioner.; Mrs. Gertrude H. Rounsavelle, Parent-Teachers Association Leader and Educator.; Donald J. Willson, Vice President, California Fruit Exchange.
Against Author
Chris N. Jespersen, Senator, Twenty-ninth District.; John F. Shelley, Senator, Fourteenth District.; J. C. Garrison, Senator, Twenty-second District.; George Sehlmeyer, Master, California State Grange.; Ray B. Wiser, President, California Farm Bureau Federation.; Von T. Ellsworth, Director of Research Department and Legislative Representative, California Farm Bureau Federation.; Helen Gahagan; Roy Cloud, State Executive Secretary, California Teachers Association.
Recommended Citation
PERSONAL INCOME TAX LAWS California Proposition 4 (1942).
https://repository.uclawsf.edu/ca_ballot_props/422