Billions in Ripped Taxes Sought by SF Firm
Tuesday, July 8, 2008, by Sarah Hromack

The state of California is overcharging homeowners by levying taxes without taking into account the adjustment in property values that occurs when oh, say, a major mortgage crisis causes home values to tank for months on end. What to do? A San Francisco law firm has filed a claim for $2.6 billion in tax readjustments based on an aggregate decline in worth of more than 2 million single-family homes purchased since 2004-2007. Guess what we're not holding? Our breath. [SF Gate]


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