AB 2854 requires all California cities to annually report any Tax Revenue Sharing Agreements involving Bradley‑Burns local sales and use tax to the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) and to publicly post the same information on their website. The law ensures transparency by requiring jurisdictions to disclose the parties to each agreement, the dates executed and terminated, total rebated tax amounts, and any percentages used to calculate rebate distributions. All information reported to CDTFA must be accessible on a city’s website, with a direct link on the homepage so residents can easily review the annual filing.