• CALIFORNIA NEEDS JOBS, NOT A JOBS TAX!

    Prop. 24 hurts small businesses and taxes job creation. With an unemployment rate higher than 48 other states, we need to encourage job growth, not penalize it. Find out more >

  • 1 in 4

    Small business owners in California had to lay off employees for financial reasons last year.

    81%

    Rise in small-business bankruptcies in California last year. Take a closer look at the numbers >

  • WHAT DOES PROP. 24 COST?

    144,000 jobs. 2.2 million Californians are out of work. Prop. 24 would repeal recent state tax updates desperately needed to grow our economy and put Californians back to work. Read the study >

  • MORE JOBS LEAVING CALIFORNIA

    California has another neighbor to worry about. Targeting high-growth industries, the Bee reports, "Utah lures Adobe, other California high-tech companies." Read more >


“With both state and local taxes going up, we need to consider the impact on small businesses like mine. Prop. 24, the Jobs Tax Initiative, would hurt a lot of small businesses at a time when many are already struggling to stay afloat.”

Stephen Cornell, President
Brownie’s Hardware, San Francisco


California small businesses are speaking out against Prop. 24. Find out what they have to say about the Jobs Tax.