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To: wilywilly who wrote (16116)	6/13/2023 2:07:20 PM
From: Kirk ©	Respond to of 26786

I have no idea. I don't think it applies to the whole state but I did my taxes as usual and am paying my ETs as usual to avoid the mess. Government workers are not good with "exceptions" to anything out of the norm so I wanted it done. Given the majority over withhold to get a refund to spend, it might not be that big a deal.

To: wilywilly who wrote (16116)	6/13/2023 2:15:37 PM
From: Kirk ©	Respond to of 26786

Also, I'm not sure what percentage of the total US taxes Californians pay, but my guess is the IRS still requires the Warriors and Lakers to withhold taxes from Lebron James and Steph Curry's pay checks. Those rich folks are paying the majority of our income taxes. Capital gains could be much higher this year as last year the markets were down a ton so many of us might delay paying the taxes on those until 2024 as required by law... as long as we make sure we withhold more this year than last.