california, the worlds s7th/s no, s8th/s.. . sno 9th/s largest economy
. . . if it were a country of course. . .
first power goes, now they are going to tax satellites? I do agree with huges though, is that it is geostationary, in that it is not something that travels around to its origional destination. It is an asset like a building or a radio repeater on a tower. Now If I were an L.A. resident, and they could tax me for a server I owned in virginia, or a radio transmitter I had in peru, then they might have a case for taxing a satellite over the equator. But I don't think either of these would be taxable by a city, correct me if I am wrong.
-Justin