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Meta Secures Zuckerberg’s California Residency

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Meta Platforms has struck a deal with Mark Zuckerberg to keep him living in California, even if the state passes a one‑off billionaire wealth tax. Under the agreement, Zuckerberg will receive new shares that could be sold to cover a potential multibillion‑dollar tax bill. In return, he commits to remain a resident of the state or wherever Meta maintains its base for eight years. The arrangement follows California’s Proposition 40, a 5% tax on roughly two‑hundred‑fifty billionaires, which voters will decide early next month. Meta also reported a twenty‑six percent rise in revenues to sixty‑four point six billion dollars, while profits fell by thirty‑seven percent to thirteen billion dollars due to a nine point nine billion dollar charge related to a lawsuit over child protection and social media addiction.

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Timeline

  1. On October 21 2026 Meta strikes deal to keep Zuckerberg in California after wealth.
  2. On October 21 2026 Zuckerberg receives new shares to cover potential tax bill.
  3. On October 21 2026 Zuckerberg commits to remain California resident for eight years.
  4. On October 21 2026 California Proposition 40 5% tax on billionaires scheduled for vote.
  5. On October 21 2026 Meta reports twenty‑six percent revenue growth to sixty‑four point six.

Why it matters

Immediate US impact: Potential tax liability for high‑net‑worth individuals Possible long-term US impact: Influence on corporate residency decisions Most affected groups: Tech billionaires and California residents Reader priority: Understand tax policy implications for tech leaders

Coverage notes

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The Guardian — Meta Secures Zuckerberg’s California Residency

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