Governor Brown released his updated budget proposal referred to as the “May Revise.” In contrast to the January and May 2011 budget proposals, the latest budget does not mention any alteration to the California Enterprise Zone program as a source of additional revenue. This is great news for businesses who are taking advantage of the California Enterprise Zone program. If you would like to see if you qualify for the California Enterprise Zone, please fill out our form.
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