The City’s payroll tax unfairly penalizes businesses that employ large numbers of people. Proposition E is a smart tax reform that will change The City’s business tax structure.
SF Examiner Election 2012 Endorsements
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- Prop. A
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- Prop. C
- Prop. D
- Prop. E
- Prop. F
- Prop. G
- BART
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- Prop. 30/38
- Prop. 31
- Prop. 32
- Prop. 33
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- Prop. 35
- Prop. 36
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- Prop. 39
- Prop. 40
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San Francisco is the only large city in the state that uses such a tax. Prop. E would replace the payroll tax with a gross-receipts tax. This would bring down the tax rate for most companies at which labor costs represent the bulk of expenses — from small restaurants and service companies to big tech firms. Capital-intensive firms would pay more.
Vote yes on Prop. E; it is a smart reform that will improve The City’s business climate.





