The sales tax in Los Angeles County is now 9.75%. It went up a half a cent yesterday due to a voter approved measure to support local transportation projects. I voted for it. I'm happy to pay it. Well, not happy, but you know.
9.75% is higher than San Diego (8.75), or San Francisco (9.5), or Santa Barbara (8.75). Alameda County (East Bay) has the same rate as Los Angeles County.
Local cities can add their own taxes on top of the county rate. Several small poorer communities in LA County to the south and east of the city have rates of 10.25% (Inglewood, El Monte, Pico Rivera).
Santa Monica and Beverly Hills to the west are both at the county rate, 9.75.
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About Rev. Ricky
- Rick Hoyt-McDaniels
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- Rick Hoyt-McDaniels is a Unitarian Universalist minister, serving a congregation in Los Angeles.
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