A bill to prevent parents convicted in the college admissions scandal from using California tax breaks for bribes made in the scheme is one of several tax policy measures advancing in the state Legislature.
Parents in the scheme allegedly disguised the bribes as charitable contributions—bribes were paid to entrance exam administrators, surrogate test-takers, and athletics coaches. A bill A.B. 136 by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D) would disallow deductions for those payments as well as business expenses related to the scandal on state income tax returns back to Jan. 1, 2014. Several of ...
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