California’s newly elected Governor, Gavin Newsom, plans to introduce a new scheme to help its lowest-income residents. The head of state intends to more than double the California Earned Income Tax, which returns up to $2,879 to families and individuals with a precarious working status. Newsom’s proposal has largely been met with support as it prepares to move to the state legislature for approval.
California to introduce new plan to assist residents below the poverty line
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