OPPOSED

AB 2492 (Ammiano)
Higher Employer Property Taxes - Undermines Proposition 13 protections and could result in higher property taxes for small businesses by creating an arbitrary and unfair standard for determining that a business property has changed ownership and needs to be reassessed. (Held in suspense)

AB 2230 (Calderon)
Would stigmatize California employers who take advantage of investment incentives by making private taxpayer information for the 100 largest publicly traded corporations in the state available on the Franchise Tax Board’s (FTB) website. (Bill was pulled)

AB 1881 (Monning)
Unreasonably expands employer liability by arbitrarily increasing damages in wage claims. (Not a job killer, but bad bill, up next week)

SUPPORTED

None discussed



* All bills on the assembly and senate floor must be out by June 4, 2010, also known as the House of Origin
* Budget still not completed
* There were 20 bills in the senate and 2 were successful
* There were 41 bills in assembly and 13 were successful
* There were 9 job killers with 7 being stopped in assembly (very successful)
* There were 2 job creators in assembly that were killed