Senator Andreas Borgeas (R-Fresno) and Senate Republican Leader Scott Wilk (R-Santa Clarita) released a joint statement urging Sacramento leadership to incorporate the provisions of Senate Bill 265, a measure by Senator Borgeas that would provide much needed tax relief on the COVID-19 loans provided to save businesses and protect jobs, into an emergency budget bill. With today being the traditional tax deadline, the only way to deliver timely relief to small businesses is to incorporate the provisions of Senate Bill 265 into an emergency budget bill immediately.
Senate Bill 265 would waive California’s tax liability on the “Paycheck Protection Program” (PPP) loans small businesses and non-profits received in 2020 from the federal government and allow them to deduct expenses. Introduced by Senator Borgeas on January 27, Senate Bill 265 would ensure businesses are not burdened with additional California taxes on the money provided by the federal government to mitigate the effect
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