In a quid pro quo environment, high-profile taxpayers paid lower property taxes and cost the county millions of dollars in lost revenue, according to a lawsuit filed by three employees.
Source: Los Angeles Times
'Connected' taxpayers got breaks with L.A. County assessor's office, whistleblowers allege
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