The Small Business Action Committee

Battling for Small Business

http://sbaction.org/

The SBAC is fighting for you on the issues that most affect you, the small business owner.

Government Spending Limit Act

The Small Business Action Committee is co-sponsoring a Constitutional Amendment to update and strengthen California’s 1979 Gann Spending Limit along with the California Taxpayers Association and the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association. The groups intend to qualify the measure, titled the “Government Spending Limit Act of 2012,” for the November, 2012 general election ballot.

A Business Friendly California Will Return the State to Prosperous Times

These are crucial times for California and crucial times for the business community in the state. It should not be a surprise that the two are related.

Issue Advocacy and Small Business Heroes

"Trade and commerce, if they were not made of India rubber, would never manage to bounce over the obstacles which legislators are continually putting in their way..." Henry David Thoreau 1849

Keeping A Watch on Workers Compensation

The workers comp issue is likely to heat up in the legislature — again. The big question this time: How many businesses will fight and how many will run right out of the state?

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An Analysis of Spilt Roll Property Tax Issues and Impacts

SBAC-Sponsored Study Shows Public Employers Saved Billions from Workers Compensation Reform

The Small Business Action Committee sponsored a study showing that California public sector employers have been among the biggest beneficiaries of the workers compensation reforms passed in 2004. The study was released in September 2007.

An Updated Analysis of Statewide and District-Level K-12 Education Spending in California

This report is one in an ongoing series of periodic analyses of public policy issues by the Davenport Institute. This report builds on and amplifies our earlier report (June 2010) which analyzed public, K‐12 education expenditure patterns in California from fiscal year (FY) 2003‐04 to FY 2008‐09 (the most recent year for which comprehensive data are available).

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Keeping tabs on California business and politics, sponsored by SBAC.

The Musical “Call Me Madam” has a Warning for California

by Joel Fox, posted 05/17/2012

If Tom Steyer Is So Smart…

by Joe Mathews, posted 05/17/2012

When California Manufacturers Leave, you Won’t Hear a Howl

by Gino DiCaro, posted 05/17/2012

California Should Think Twice About Obama HSR Funds

by Ken Orski, posted 05/17/2012