CA Dems could stick families with higher insurance costs — and new tax on software downloads

Source: New York Post

California Democrats agreed this week to tax-related proposals that could raise health insurance premiums and slap a new tax on software downloads — as critics blast the deal for piling on costs at the worst possible time. California lawmakers inked a $356 billion state budget late Monday that will be negotiated and finalized with Gov. Gavin Newsom within the next two weeks.

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