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Beginning July. 1, 2023, CSUN will be required by the city of Los Angeles to collect a 10% parking occupancy tax on all campus parking fees. This tax applies to all daily, hourly, monthly, and semester/annual permits.

The total cost of student semester permits will increase by $22.62; in other words, Fall semester permits will cost $248.82.

The city of Los Angeles parking occupancy tax, which was instituted in 1990, is a 10% tax for occupying a space at any parking facility in the city. In most cases, the parking occupancy fee is included in the parking rate. Residential premises are exempt. Previously, all CSUN and other college and university parking facilities were exempt from the tax.

The new tax is the result of a California Supreme Court Decision that concluded that charter cities could require state colleges and universities to impose the tax. Previously, CSUN and other college and university parking facilities were exempt from the tax.

No. CSUN does not keep any revenue generated from the tax; it is collected by the University and remitted to the city.

The city of Los Angeles parking occupancy tax, which was instituted in 1990, is a 10% tax for occupying a space at any parking facility in the city. In most cases, the parking occupancy fee is included in the parking rate. Residential premises are exempt. Previously, all CSUN and other college and university parking facilities were exempt from the tax.

Yes. CSUN officials expressed opposition to this tax to city officials. The University was able to get the city to postpone the original start of the tax from July 1, 2022, to July 1, 2023.

The city of Los Angeles Office of Finance collects taxes for the city. You can find contact information for the office on its website.

For the privilege of occupying space in any parking facility in the City of Los Angeles, each occupant is subject to a 10% tax of the parking fee. In most cases, the parking occupancy fee is included in the parking rate.

Consider using alternative transportation to get to campus. You can learn more by visiting the Transportation Services webpage for more information.

Yes, a prorated amount on the tax will also apply.

Yes, a separate  line item will indicate the tax on the receipt provided.

The monthly deduction will remain as one deduction that will include the tax. No separate line item for tax will show on the pay warrant.