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MichMan

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1. But, Siegal notes, gross-receipts taxes -- like the one proposed under Prop. L -- apply to the company, not to rides.

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Fri Sep 27, 2024, 07:01 AM

Sep 2024

But, Siegal notes, gross-receipts taxes — like the one proposed under Prop. L — apply to the company, not to rides.

If Uber hikes its ride fees, she said, “that’s their choice.”

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But, Siegal notes, gross-receipts taxes -- like the one proposed under Prop. L -- apply to the company, not to rides. MichMan Sep 2024 #1