California Business Minute™

Hi, I am Tim Johnson and welcome to the California Business Minute.

Tax time is ticking away and people in some cities are dawdling until the last minute.

TurboTax recently released a list of the top tax procrastinating cities, determined
by the number of tax returns electronically filed last year between April 14 and
April 17.

California and Texas each had three cities on the list, while eight of the top ten
cities are west of the Mississippi River. Chicago took the top spot for the first
time in the seven years that the list of late filers has been compiled.  New York
delayed its way to second. Houston, which has topped the list more than any other
city, came in third, while Austin – one of the fastest growing cities in America –
moved up on the list to fourth place. San Francisco, San Diego, Seattle, Las Vegas,
San Antonio, and Los Angeles also made the cut, while San Jose, Calif. and Phoenix
dropped off the list this year.

I am Tim Johnson and this has been the California Business Minute.

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